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Nvidia CEO in 1997: ‘We need to kill Intel' [Yahoo! Finance]

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This was a precarious time for Nvidia, but the company has since become one of the most valuable in the world, with a market cap of over $3.5 trillion. The quote is from an upcoming book, The Nvidia Way, which describes the company's wild culture in the late 1990s, including Huang's demanding work ethic and intense leadership style. The tables have now turned, with Intel struggling financially and Nvidia's CEO worth more than the entire company. Those headline above includes strong words from the maker of the best graphics cards you can buy, and they have extra significance considering where Nvidia sits today in relation to Intel. But in 1997, things were a bit different. The quote comes from the upcoming book The Nvidia Way, written by columnist Tae Kim, and was shared as part of an excerpt ahead of the book's release next month. The words from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang came as part of an all-hands meeting at the company in 1997 following the launch of the RIVA 128. This was prior [Read more]
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Nvidia CEO in 1997: ‘We need to kill Intel' [Yahoo! Finance]

Microsoft Corporation  (MSFT) 
More Company Research Source: Yahoo! Finance
Last microsoft corporation earnings: 4/29 04:06 pm Check Earnings Report
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This was a precarious time for Nvidia, but the company has since become one of the most valuable in the world, with a market cap of over $3.5 trillion. The quote is from an upcoming book, The Nvidia Way, which describes the company's wild culture in the late 1990s, including Huang's demanding work ethic and intense leadership style. The tables have now turned, with Intel struggling financially and Nvidia's CEO worth more than the entire company. Those headline above includes strong words from the maker of the best graphics cards you can buy, and they have extra significance considering where Nvidia sits today in relation to Intel. But in 1997, things were a bit different. The quote comes from the upcoming book The Nvidia Way, written by columnist Tae Kim, and was shared as part of an excerpt ahead of the book's release next month. The words from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang came as part of an all-hands meeting at the company in 1997 following the launch of the RIVA 128. This was prior [Read more]
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