NVIDIA’s CEO, Jensen Huang, has always had a special connection with Denny’s, and it’s clear that his fondness for the diner hasn’t waned, as evidenced by his recent visit.
Jensen Huang and Denny’s: A Timeless Tie That Fueled a Revolution in Graphical Computing
As we anticipate NVIDIA’s GTC 2025 conference, which is poised to be a landmark occasion for advancing the AI industry, Jensen exudes confidence about the future. Fascinatingly, NVIDIA shared glimpses of their CEO dropping by a mobile Denny’s station. There, Jensen indulged in the "NVIDIA Breakfast Bytes," a new addition to the menu. Photographs shared by NVIDIA depict Jensen in action, showing off his ability to flip burgers during his stroll around the station, a nod to his enduring connection with Denny’s.
For those unfamiliar with NVIDIA’s origin story, it all began in the 1990s when three visionaries gathered at a Denny’s to brainstorm chip development, ultimately leading to the marvel of 3D graphics on computers. Fast-forward several decades, and NVIDIA stands at the pinnacle of technological evolution, integrating AI into daily life while supplying the computational prowess needed for ongoing innovation.
In regards to the GTC 2025 keynote, AI enthusiasts should be on high alert. It seems set to reveal the Blackwell Ultra "GB300" AI servers, alongside NVIDIA’s forward-looking strategies. If you’re keen to catch the details, the GTC 2025 keynote will be live-streamed today at 8 AM Pacific Time, promising an exciting and content-packed session led by Jensen Huang himself.
