Jensen Huang

And what remains is an incredible company.

They also have a social culture where it's family first, friend second, and company third.

And so the amount of conversation that goes back and forth between, they're essentially open source all the time.

So the fact that they contribute more to open source is so sensible because they're probably, what are we protecting?

You know, my engineers, their brothers are in that company, their friends are in that company, and they're all schoolmates.

You know, the schoolmate concept is, you know, one schoolmate, your brother for life.

And so they share knowledge very, very quickly.

And so there's no sense keeping technology hidden.

You might as well put it on open source.

And so the open source community then amplifies, accelerates the innovation process.

So you get this rapid, incredible great talent, rapid innovation because of open source and just the nature of friends, and insane competition among the company.

What emerges is incredible stuff.

And so this is the fastest innovating country in the world today.

And this is something that has everything that I've just said is fundamental to just how the kids were grown, the fact that they have excellent education, the fact that parents want them to do well in school, the fact that their culture is that way.

These are just the thing about their country.

And they showed up at precisely the time when technology is going through that exponential phase.

Yeah, it's a builder nation.

Our country's leaders, incredible, but they're mostly lawyers.

Their country's leaders, because they're trying to keep us safe, rule of law, governing, their country was built out of poverty.

And so most of their leaders are incredible engineers.