Jensen Huang

What about the AI chatbots and them actually helping you in terms of driving traffic?

When does that really start to bring to bear?

That's a space that is just under incredible heavy construction because it's also new and it's changing.

The UI is changing, the products are changing, how we think about the use of AI even on our platform.

on Reddit is changing.

So, you know, it's hard to say, I think.

But I think, you know, I would say the relationships that we have with the LLMs and our partnerships, the relationships are really healthy.

And we continue to learn a lot through these partnerships.

I think, you know, we've certainly learned that our data is highly appreciated.

It's highly used and cited.

I think we're the topmost source domain in Q3.

So I think, you know, we're watching that area very, very closely as it evolves.

Jen Wong, Reddit COO there, talking of relationships with LLMs.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Wang says he's still hopeful that the company would be able to supply Blackwell-type chips, at least, to China, quote, someday.

This is the company caps off a huge week, hitting a $5 trillion market cap.

Blue magazine King, who covers its semiconductor space, has been on this relentlessly.

What a week, Ian.

And look, this is pushing back at some of the anxiety that brewed yesterday that China just wasn't on the table when it came to a discussion between Trump and Xi.

Certainly more business in South Korea.

I just want to bring what our own Sherry Ann was able to say and catch up with the CEO of Jensen Huang while in a new scrum in South Korea.