Jensen Huang

And I think that that sensibility is spot on.

Well, first the part, I will say that we are in a technology race and we are always in a technology race.

We've been in a technology race with somebody forever.

Since the Industrial Revolution, we've been in a technology race.

Since the Manhattan Project.

Or even going back to the discovery of energy.

The United Kingdom was where the Industrial Revolution was, if you will, invented.

When they realized that they can turn steam and such into energy, into electricity.

All of that was invented largely in Europe.

And the United States capitalized on it.

We were the ones that learned from it.

We industrialized it.

We diffused it faster than anybody in Europe.

They were all stuck in discussions about

policy and jobs and disruptions.

Meanwhile, the United States was forming.

We just took the technology and ran with it.

And so I think we were always in a bit of a technology race.

World War II was a technology race.

Manhattan Project was a technology race.