Jensen Huang

The reason why NVIDIA's here is because we invented this new way of doing computing.

We call it accelerated computing.

We started it 33 years ago.

It took us about 30 years to really make a huge breakthrough.

In that 30 years or so,

We took computing, you know, probably a factor of, well, let me just say in the last 10 years.

The last 10 years, we improved the performance of computing by 100,000 times.

Imagine a car, over the course of 10 years, it became 100,000 times faster, or at the same speed, 100,000 times cheaper, or at the same speed, 100,000 times less energy.

If your car did that, it doesn't need energy at all.

What I'm trying to say is that in 10 years' time, the amount of energy necessary for artificial intelligence for most people will be minuscule.

utterly minuscule.

And so we'll have AI running in all kinds of things and all the time because it doesn't consume that much energy.

And so if you're a nation that uses AI for, you know, almost everything in your social fabric, of course, you're going to need these AI factories.

But for a lot of countries, I think you're going to have excellent AI and you're not going to need as much energy.

Everybody will be able to come along.

That's my point.

Yeah, it is the bottleneck.

Oh, I haven't heard that.

But I think in the next six, seven years, I think you're going to see a whole bunch of small nuclear reactors.

That's right.