@rohanpaul_ai: Why Nvidia doesn’t just sell tokens itself "Jensen is really good at making his friends billionaires." - Neil Movva, co…
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The article discusses Nvidia's decision not to sell tokens directly, featuring a quote from Neil Movva about Jensen Huang's business acumen in the AI industry.
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Why Nvidia doesn’t just sell tokens itself
“Jensen is really good at making his friends billionaires.”
- Neil Movva, co-founder of Sail Research, ex-Nvidia GPU/kernel engineer https://t.co/Q9rzPx3why
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