@rohanpaul_ai: "Big is not necessary." Jensen Huang was clearly in a very different mood yesterday with Mark Benioff (co-founder and C…
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Jensen Huang commented 'Big is not necessary' during a discussion with Mark Benioff and Roland Busch, as shared in a video on Salesforce's YouTube channel.
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“Big is not necessary.”
Jensen Huang was clearly in a very different mood yesterday with Mark Benioff (co-founder and CEO of Salesforce) and Siemens CEO Roland Busch.
full video on “Salesforce” YT channel(link in comment) https://t.co/X4VfnHGFjP
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