Jensen Huang

And I,

I give them every opportunity to question me, and I spend time to explain things to people, and I reason about it.

I draw them pictures, and I reason about it in first principles.

And by the time I'm done with them, there's not what to do.

Do you worry about it?

No.

Okay.

Because I told them what I needed.

They understood what I need.

They told me what they're going to go do.

And I believe in what they're going to do.

One of the areas...

that I would love us to talk about and just get the message out.

You know, our power grid is designed for the worst case condition with some margin.

Well, 99% of the time, we're nowhere near the worst case condition because the worst case condition is a few days in the winter, a few days in the summer, and extreme weather.

Most of the time, we're nowhere near the worst case condition and we're probably running around, call it 60% of peak.

And so 99% of the time, our power grid

has excess power and they're just sitting idle.

But they have to be there sitting idle because just in case, when the time comes, hospitals have to be powered and infrastructure has to be powered and airports have to run and so on and so forth.

And so the question that I have is whether we could go and help them understand and create contractual agreements and design computer architecture systems, data centers, such that when they need