@rohanpaul_ai: Jensen Huang took a last-minute flight to Beijing with only 1 bag and 2 outfits. He was seen interacting with people on…
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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang made a last-minute trip to Beijing, interacting with locals and picking up Huawei's tri-fold Mate XT phone at an NVIDIA event.
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Jensen Huang took a last-minute flight to Beijing with only 1 bag and 2 outfits. He was seen interacting with people on the street while trying local specialties. Crowds swarm him like he is bigger than an A-list celebrity. https://t.co/wpesxl0xB6
Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai): At a NVIDIA event in Beijing, CEO Jensen Huang picked up Huawei’s Mate XT tri-fold phone
It features two hinge points allowing it to fold into three sections, expanding to a 10.2-inch display when fully opened.
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