I appreciate the book - lots of insights。 Chapter 9 was particularly great to know how Jensen leads。 You have to torture employees into greatness。 I look in the mirror every morning and say “You suck”。 Jensen has 60 direct reports。 And packed board meetings。 And his relentless drive to flatten the organization to disseminate the mission and optimize learning。 （I think this is similar to Musk’s leadership actually）。 The author pretty much confirming no known successor plan exists is concerning， a I appreciate the book - lots of insights。 Chapter 9 was particularly great to know how Jensen leads。 You have to torture employees into greatness。 I look in the mirror every morning and say “You suck”。 Jensen has 60 direct reports。 And packed board meetings。 And his relentless drive to flatten the organization to disseminate the mission and optimize learning。 （I think this is similar to Musk’s leadership actually）。 The author pretty much confirming no known successor plan exists is concerning， although that’s typically how founder-led tech companies are （Tesla for one）， and leaders like Jensen are bound to create great leaders （I hope）。 。。。more

There is no doubt that Nvidia is one of the most successful companies in the tech world。 While they haven’t developed a single game or the most advanced AI algorithms， they have been the backbone of modern technological advancements。 Tae Kim captures the company’s remarkable journey， showcasing how a niche graphics card manufacturer transformed into a dominant force in AI， gaming， and high-performance computing。 The book highlights the relentless dedication of world-class engineers and the visio There is no doubt that Nvidia is one of the most successful companies in the tech world。 While they haven’t developed a single game or the most advanced AI algorithms， they have been the backbone of modern technological advancements。 Tae Kim captures the company’s remarkable journey， showcasing how a niche graphics card manufacturer transformed into a dominant force in AI， gaming， and high-performance computing。 The book highlights the relentless dedication of world-class engineers and the visionary leadership of Jensen Huang， whose strategic decisions and perseverance shaped Nvidia into what it is today。 This is not just a story about a tech company—it is a case study in business excellence， leadership， and innovation。 Nvidia's ability to pivot， take risks， and foresee industry trends has made it the driving force behind some of the most groundbreaking developments in AI， data centers， and beyond。 The book offers valuable insights into how a company can go from specializing in a niche market to becoming an industry leader， influencing nearly every aspect of modern computing。 A must-read for those interested in technology， entrepreneurship， and leadership。 。。。more

Fantastic book！ Well-researched and written。

Very Inspiring Read。

Eloquent and gripping

A great overview of both Nvidia's history and Jensen Huang's leadership style。 A great overview of both Nvidia's history and Jensen Huang's leadership style。 。。。more

This workmanship biography is fine for what it is， but it veers too hard into hagiography of Jensen for most of the book （which is fine， he doesn’t seem as psychotic as some of his other Silicon Valley peers）。 What struck me was Jensen’s seeming absence for the first 10-20% of the story， seemingly in the background to his other 2 cofounders。 And then there’s the whole work ethic corporate culture overview – who’s impressed by the cars in the lot on the weekends and late into the evenings？ Fanboy This workmanship biography is fine for what it is， but it veers too hard into hagiography of Jensen for most of the book （which is fine， he doesn’t seem as psychotic as some of his other Silicon Valley peers）。 What struck me was Jensen’s seeming absence for the first 10-20% of the story， seemingly in the background to his other 2 cofounders。 And then there’s the whole work ethic corporate culture overview – who’s impressed by the cars in the lot on the weekends and late into the evenings？ Fanboys maybe？ No doubt they’re a generational success story but this wasn’t a decades long path of seeing GPU usage for AI/LLM applications， but the book shows their early battles duking it out for gaming card supremacy。 。。。more

Tae Kim’s The Nvidia Way is a concise and engaging read that turns what could have been a dry account of hardware development into something that feels like a detective novel。 The author has done a great job of making Nvidia’s journey both compelling and enjoyable。The book comes across as honest—or at least， it doesn’t shy away from discussing the many mistakes Nvidia made over its more than 30-year history。 This willingness to acknowledge missteps adds credibility to the story and makes the com Tae Kim’s The Nvidia Way is a concise and engaging read that turns what could have been a dry account of hardware development into something that feels like a detective novel。 The author has done a great job of making Nvidia’s journey both compelling and enjoyable。The book comes across as honest—or at least， it doesn’t shy away from discussing the many mistakes Nvidia made over its more than 30-year history。 This willingness to acknowledge missteps adds credibility to the story and makes the company’s rise feel more grounded。That said， there’s one glaring omission that is hard to ignore。 While the book extensively covers Nvidia’s contributions to the AI revolution， it completely ignores the company’s involvement in cryptocurrency speculation and NFTs。 These topics aren’t just downplayed—they’re entirely absent， not even given a passing mention。 This omission raises questions about how much else might have been softened or left out in exchange for access to interviews and insider perspectives。 It’s a disappointing blind spot that somewhat undercuts an otherwise solid piece of work。Despite this， The Nvidia Way remains a fascinating and well-written account of one of the most important tech companies of our time。 It is well worth the read。 。。。more

I started reading The Nvidia Way at a time when Nvidia’s stock was soaring to record highs in late 2024， and finished just as the price dropped 17% with the market-shaking launch of DeepSeek。 The timing offered a unique perspective on the company’s journey。Nvidia and its co-founder， Jen-Hsun Huang， have long been legendary in the tech world， particularly in graphics technology。 As someone working in graphic design， I’ve always followed their advancements closely， especially now that Nvidia leads I started reading The Nvidia Way at a time when Nvidia’s stock was soaring to record highs in late 2024， and finished just as the price dropped 17% with the market-shaking launch of DeepSeek。 The timing offered a unique perspective on the company’s journey。Nvidia and its co-founder， Jen-Hsun Huang， have long been legendary in the tech world， particularly in graphics technology。 As someone working in graphic design， I’ve always followed their advancements closely， especially now that Nvidia leads the market in AI-enabled graphics cards。 This book provided a fascinating look at the culture and people behind what has become the world’s foremost graphics powerhouse。What stood out most was the insight into the mindset and relentless innovation that built this empire。 From humble beginnings to its commanding position today， The Nvidia Way captures not just the company’s technological achievements but the philosophy and determination driving them。 For anyone interested in design， technology， or the intersection of AI and graphics， this book is an inspiring and informative read。 。。。more

Good book for those interested in gaming/tech and business。 Details the graphics industry's evolution since the mid-90s， NVIDIA's rise， and covers some interesting business strategy。 Good book for those interested in gaming/tech and business。 Details the graphics industry's evolution since the mid-90s， NVIDIA's rise， and covers some interesting business strategy。 。。。more

Well Researched A day before I finished reading the book Nvidia lost $600 bn in market cap mostly attributed to the release of DeepSeek， a Chinese AI startup that allegedly used a fraction of computing power and chips compared to Silicon Valley’s AI startups。 I would love to see how Jensen responds

Really inspiring how they got there！ Don't believe in the work minimal 60 hours a week attitude。 But Jensen had some really good principles worth reading about！ Really inspiring how they got there！ Don't believe in the work minimal 60 hours a week attitude。 But Jensen had some really good principles worth reading about！ 。。。more

A Timely Read Amid Nvidia’s Market Shake-UpI was halfway through this book when， on January 27， Nvidia’s stock plummeted live on air following the surprise release of China’s new AI model， DeepSeek。 The market reaction was striking—investors had long assumed that cutting-edge AI was impossible without Nvidia’s high-end chips， which China lacks access to due to U。S。 export controls。 But if DeepSeek has truly figured out how to run advanced AI on widely available chips， that’s a game-changer。This A Timely Read Amid Nvidia’s Market Shake-UpI was halfway through this book when， on January 27， Nvidia’s stock plummeted live on air following the surprise release of China’s new AI model， DeepSeek。 The market reaction was striking—investors had long assumed that cutting-edge AI was impossible without Nvidia’s high-end chips， which China lacks access to due to U。S。 export controls。 But if DeepSeek has truly figured out how to run advanced AI on widely available chips， that’s a game-changer。This book gave me valuable insight into why Nvidia’s stock had been so highly inflated relative to its actual revenue and how its organizational structure relies heavily on CEO Jensen Huang。 The author makes a compelling case that Huang isn’t just leading Nvidia—he is Nvidia。 With the AI landscape shifting fast， this book is more relevant than ever。 。。。more

Jensen's my second favorite billionaire。 What a king we love our boy。 Jensen's my second favorite billionaire。 What a king we love our boy。 。。。more

Well-written， kept me awake at night。 When you know JH’s story … you know he deserved the success that he got。 Will I be willing to endure or suffer more than my peers？

It’s a comprehensive story about how NVIDIA came to be。 I wouldn’t peg it to be a book that’s strong in prose， but in a way， that’s good。 The author presents details in a very direct and clear manner， so it’s an easy read to get through。 Some strong aspects about the storytelling were:1） the author interviewed many people to get a holistic picture， avoiding a subjective view of “here’s a story of how great Jensen Huang is” 2） you get a lot of insight into how Jensen runs the company， and his int It’s a comprehensive story about how NVIDIA came to be。 I wouldn’t peg it to be a book that’s strong in prose， but in a way， that’s good。 The author presents details in a very direct and clear manner， so it’s an easy read to get through。 Some strong aspects about the storytelling were:1） the author interviewed many people to get a holistic picture， avoiding a subjective view of “here’s a story of how great Jensen Huang is” 2） you get a lot of insight into how Jensen runs the company， and his intellect and personality really show through; it feels like you get to know the essence of who Jensen is 3） certain technical concepts are explained in depth without feeling oversimplified， and any tangents describing other competitor companies are relevant to understanding the main company’s storyline 4） the book is very recently published from when I read this， so it does give an insider take on the future prospects of AI。 The book makes Jensen out to be very hardcore in his work life， which I’m sure he is， if possible I would’ve liked to know more about how his intensity impacted his personal life， who influenced his work ethic， and how he handles balancing his family in the midst of the workload。 The book talks early on about some of his formative experiences， but doesn’t address it at all later on。 Overall， still a great book， highly recommend and very admirable story 。。。more

3。5 leaning toward 4。This is a really interesting history of Nvidia as a company and incredibly well researched。 I felt like it could have benefited from more interviews， personal stories or just a bit more personality。 Very academic。

Very enjoyable and concise representation of the Nvidia story， given that it spans over 3 decades。 Aside from historical retelling I like that the authors dive into the why’s and the how’s of decisions made leading to major Nvidia breakthroughs and failures， and how they rate to each other throughout the years。 There was less emphasis on the more recent history on the genAI boom， where I feel some additional detail could be added in future prints once it has settled down a bit。

I am not going to rate highly a book that idolises a CEO who expects 60-80 hour working weeks from all of his employees。 Moreover: "Fear and anxiety were Jensen's favourite motivational tools"。 I don't care that he built a massive company and made shrewd decisions in doing so。 Shall we quantify the destroyed marriages and wounded children of his employees in his quest for greater wealth and power？ I am glad I have left the IT industry。 Disgusting。 I am not going to rate highly a book that idolises a CEO who expects 60-80 hour working weeks from all of his employees。 Moreover: "Fear and anxiety were Jensen's favourite motivational tools"。 I don't care that he built a massive company and made shrewd decisions in doing so。 Shall we quantify the destroyed marriages and wounded children of his employees in his quest for greater wealth and power？ I am glad I have left the IT industry。 Disgusting。 。。。more

"Business book" about Nvidia and in particular its founder and CEO ever since， Jensen Huang。 Quite interesting as I knew little about the internals。 It gives some live-history for Jensen， and describes the many great bets he made （GPUs， started for better games， but ended up fueling AI， being the most important）， as well as some of the failures。 Book is well-written; I missed some discussion of the crypto angle。The "business lessons" （many reports to Jensen， giant meetings） seem to be at odds wi "Business book" about Nvidia and in particular its founder and CEO ever since， Jensen Huang。 Quite interesting as I knew little about the internals。 It gives some live-history for Jensen， and describes the many great bets he made （GPUs， started for better games， but ended up fueling AI， being the most important）， as well as some of the failures。 Book is well-written; I missed some discussion of the crypto angle。The "business lessons" （many reports to Jensen， giant meetings） seem to be at odds with some of the business lessons， but hey， business lessons are mostly just anecdotes to justify what you'd want to do。。。I'm not using Nvidia cards on my main machine anymore， but anyway， this was a good read （'though some more technical content would have been nice）。Other things I've learned:- there was （is？） great respect for the Finnish development team （in Kamppi）， who did some magic a few times- Nvidia sabotaged their own low-cost cards to force scientist to buy the more expensive ones （unsuccessfully but nasty nevertheless） 。。。more

As someone unfamiliar with the world of semiconductors， I was eager to understand what propelled NVIDIA to such incredible success—was it groundbreaking technology， sheer luck， or something else entirely？ This book makes it clear: NVIDIA’s rise is driven by an intense， obsessive culture shaped by its visionary leader。 I found it fascinating， as it delves into the company’s origins， the relentless challenges it has faced—including repeated brushes with bankruptcy—and its ability to continuously r As someone unfamiliar with the world of semiconductors， I was eager to understand what propelled NVIDIA to such incredible success—was it groundbreaking technology， sheer luck， or something else entirely？ This book makes it clear: NVIDIA’s rise is driven by an intense， obsessive culture shaped by its visionary leader。 I found it fascinating， as it delves into the company’s origins， the relentless challenges it has faced—including repeated brushes with bankruptcy—and its ability to continuously reinvent itself。 After reading this， one thing is undeniable: NVIDIA is Jensen， and Jensen is NVIDIA。 。。。more

For a solid look into the innerworkings of Nvidia， I highly recommend this book。 Kim did extensive research on the GPU space and the company。 His writing leans technical， but do not be discouraged。 There is enough non-technical aspects to keep the reader engaged。 Definitely a read in today's environment。 For a solid look into the innerworkings of Nvidia， I highly recommend this book。 Kim did extensive research on the GPU space and the company。 His writing leans technical， but do not be discouraged。 There is enough non-technical aspects to keep the reader engaged。 Definitely a read in today's environment。 。。。more

Great book！ A thorough treatment of the history of NVIDIA and the mind of CEO Jensen Huang。 A great modern success story skillfully told。

I enjoyed learning about the history of NVDIA’a founding and the incredible success the company has achieved since its inception。 The book was well researched， although parts were quite technical。 Only fixing it 3 stars since parts of the book read like it was written by a PR person that works for the company。 Author is obviously a huge fan of Jensen Huaug， but probably should have been a little more neutral in some of his assessments。 Appeared like the book was approved by NVDIA before its rele I enjoyed learning about the history of NVDIA’a founding and the incredible success the company has achieved since its inception。 The book was well researched， although parts were quite technical。 Only fixing it 3 stars since parts of the book read like it was written by a PR person that works for the company。 Author is obviously a huge fan of Jensen Huaug， but probably should have been a little more neutral in some of his assessments。 Appeared like the book was approved by NVDIA before its release。 。。。more

This is a must read for anyone interested in company stories， AI， chips， tech history or if you just needs some inspiration。 I was perhaps hoping for slightly more 'lessons' on how they run things， but its appropriately more of a company and entrepreneurial story than a strategic business book。 It's brevity cuts both ways， as I think the importance of the company in the annals of tech will end up rendering this too concise， but it makes for a fast and easy read。 I could see the author going back This is a must read for anyone interested in company stories， AI， chips， tech history or if you just needs some inspiration。 I was perhaps hoping for slightly more 'lessons' on how they run things， but its appropriately more of a company and entrepreneurial story than a strategic business book。 It's brevity cuts both ways， as I think the importance of the company in the annals of tech will end up rendering this too concise， but it makes for a fast and easy read。 I could see the author going back for a part 2 in time - this was his first book after all。 I'll be there to read it when he does。 。。。more

I find books to be the best way to inform me of the practices and history of the titans within the tech industry。 This book is no different as it dove into a history that still rings with relevancy and narrative today through the leadership of Jensen at NVIDIA。Driving by the NVIDIA UFO-looking headquarters everyday and consistently competing in the shadow of the richest-company-in-the-world's， I feel this was a required reading to give me context into what has led to today。 In particular， the co I find books to be the best way to inform me of the practices and history of the titans within the tech industry。 This book is no different as it dove into a history that still rings with relevancy and narrative today through the leadership of Jensen at NVIDIA。Driving by the NVIDIA UFO-looking headquarters everyday and consistently competing in the shadow of the richest-company-in-the-world's， I feel this was a required reading to give me context into what has led to today。 In particular， the constant comparisons to the leadership and eventual faults made by Intel made me feel seen in my roles within the company and gave me a more well-founded context as to where Intel has made its mistakes along the way。 A very informative read that everyone that has no clue "what an NVIDIA is" should read！ 。。。more

輝達這幾年佔據所有商業新聞的頭條，CEO黃仁勳更是成為新一代的搖滾巨星，所到之處無不颳起一陣旋風。這個月有好幾本跟輝達有關的作品上市，甚至連名字都一模一樣，一本是三采文化，另一本是商業週刊出版。我讀的是商周出版，由美國記者金泰所寫的輝達企業傳記，他又是前彭博社的記者了，自從2013年他們的主管寫了亞馬遜的傳記以後，過往十年幾乎每年都會有人執筆矽谷大公司的傳記。這是一個很棒的媒介，將人物故事和商業知識結合在一起，篇幅又詳盡，可以讓讀者深入了解一間公司、一個產業的歷史與未來。黃仁勳出生於台灣，九歲時就移民美國了，他從小就嶄露才華，他曾在全國桌球比賽獲得第三名，他也展現了好強、不服輸的精神。他最為人所知的就是敬業精神。最近相信大家都有看到貼文，摘錄本書的內容，描述黃仁勳最愛在周日喝著威士忌看郵件，總是最早和最晚離開公司的人，這一些對員工來說蠻變態的工作習慣，但換位思考，領導者感覺都很享受這種工作樂趣~本書共300頁，輝達創立於1993年，至今32年，平均來看大約一年可以分配到10頁的篇幅，也差不多等於一篇商業雜誌的長篇報導，每一章節基本上都是公司創立過程的關鍵事件，沒有多餘的非必要內容。我讀 輝達這幾年佔據所有商業新聞的頭條，CEO黃仁勳更是成為新一代的搖滾巨星，所到之處無不颳起一陣旋風。這個月有好幾本跟輝達有關的作品上市，甚至連名字都一模一樣，一本是三采文化，另一本是商業週刊出版。我讀的是商周出版，由美國記者金泰所寫的輝達企業傳記，他又是前彭博社的記者了，自從2013年他們的主管寫了亞馬遜的傳記以後，過往十年幾乎每年都會有人執筆矽谷大公司的傳記。這是一個很棒的媒介，將人物故事和商業知識結合在一起，篇幅又詳盡，可以讓讀者深入了解一間公司、一個產業的歷史與未來。黃仁勳出生於台灣，九歲時就移民美國了，他從小就嶄露才華，他曾在全國桌球比賽獲得第三名，他也展現了好強、不服輸的精神。他最為人所知的就是敬業精神。最近相信大家都有看到貼文，摘錄本書的內容，描述黃仁勳最愛在周日喝著威士忌看郵件，總是最早和最晚離開公司的人，這一些對員工來說蠻變態的工作習慣，但換位思考，領導者感覺都很享受這種工作樂趣~本書共300頁，輝達創立於1993年，至今32年，平均來看大約一年可以分配到10頁的篇幅，也差不多等於一篇商業雜誌的長篇報導，每一章節基本上都是公司創立過程的關鍵事件，沒有多餘的非必要內容。我讀過很多企業傳記，因為通常作者是文組背景，所以在技術上著墨較淺，但本書針對輝達的核心技術做了頗深入的介紹。金泰從一開始就探討輝達在技術層面上有哪些優勢？ 然後一路上在顯示晶片的技術面持續突破，你會一直讀到下列這類技術介紹:[Geforce有四條圖形渲染管線，讓它可以同時處理四個畫素。它也整合了一種屬於硬體的座標轉換和光影（transform & lighting，T&L）引擎，代表它可以接下移動、旋轉和縮放3D物體不可或缺的運送任務。]對普通讀者來說，這些內容會比較陌生，但其實也不影響閱讀的節奏。假如你對電腦或電機有一些概念，這些技術內容滿有趣的，以我自己來說，輝達的顯示卡也陪伴我長大，以前玩遊戲都會特別關注最低配備的要求，去燦坤看筆電也一定要選夠力的顯示卡，但我只追蹤到GTX系列，後來出社會沒時間打電動（改看書）就無法辨識輝達的顯卡等級了~閱讀這本書竟然也喚起一些懷舊心情，我很開心透過這本書讓我認識顯示卡/顯示晶片的歷史，以前玩遊戲都不知道顯示卡竟然會引爆這一次AI的革命。我腦袋中還以為電腦的運算核心仍以CPU為主，讀了這本書才了解未來CPU將退位，GPU即將取而代之（難怪Intel被打趴），開創電腦運算的新時代。如果你還看不懂這一段的意思，可以考慮讀一讀輝達的書才能與時俱進。坦白說每次讀科技類書籍，真的都會驚訝自己完全跟不上科技發展的步伐了。黃仁勳是輝達的精神領袖，但其實輝達還有另外兩位共同創辦人，其中一位是輝達第一代晶片設計師，另一位有點像技術型PM，黃仁勳則是業務，兩位科技宅第一天就直接把管理職責交給Jensen，他的商業敏銳度和商場智慧也帶領輝達度過大大小小的危機，數次瀕臨破產，但天助自助者，關鍵時刻總會有神來一筆，讓輝達再次站起來，一步一步茁壯成為今天改變世界的科技公司。這些故事就留待各位讀者自己去閱讀囉，寫成摘要就失去脈絡了，輝達的故事值得用一本書的時間去深度認識。最後值得一提的是金泰有獲得輝達官方的協助，讓他得以獲得眾多第一手的資料，包含黃仁勳本人都有接受他的訪問。成功的企業家一定有一套獨特的管理哲學，本書對此也有詳細的解說。黃仁勳的管理風格走實務路線，特別愛用白板和「五要事」電子郵件跟員工溝通，然後白板筆一定要採用台灣才買得到的指定款~這種企業傳記很厲害，能夠生動的捕捉企業文化，讀完以後我感覺都有一股錯覺，以為自己曾經當過輝達的員工了XD。這兩年讀商業新聞常讀到AI的發展，常會碰到新的關鍵字，例如輝達的CUDA平行運算架構，我讀本書之前毫無概念，現在就比較有sense，知道為何這是輝達的護城河，更敬佩他們前瞻性的商業布局了。Nvidia源自拉丁文「忌妒」的意思，希望讓競爭對手羨慕自己。這幾天川普上任簽署一系列行政命令，放寬對資本市場的監管，輝達股價再次上漲，剛查市值高達3。6兆美元，重返世界第一。我查到的這個網站叫CompaniesMarketCap。com，有世界各國大企業的市值排行，資本世界對於商業規模真的很癡迷欸。我們身為廣大商業世界小小的一份子，閱讀這種書可以強化自己對商業的理解，學習如何創造更大的價值~ 。。。more

Over the past year， I’ve read books about Netflix， Tesla， Uber， Apple - and now Nvidia。 I’ve realized that these company biographies are some of my favorite reads。 It’s fascinating to learn how companies are founded， how they grow， struggle， and manage their internal politics and processes。 The Nvidia Way is no exception。 What makes it even more enjoyable is the nostalgia of the company’s early days and their first video cards， paired with the excitement of their recent advancements in AI。 A gre Over the past year， I’ve read books about Netflix， Tesla， Uber， Apple - and now Nvidia。 I’ve realized that these company biographies are some of my favorite reads。 It’s fascinating to learn how companies are founded， how they grow， struggle， and manage their internal politics and processes。 The Nvidia Way is no exception。 What makes it even more enjoyable is the nostalgia of the company’s early days and their first video cards， paired with the excitement of their recent advancements in AI。 A great read for anyone curious about the journey of innovative companies。 。。。more

It is rare to find a business biography that is all， well， business。 Far too often， these paeans are bloated with cliches （extraneous biographical details， lame anecdotes， cringeworthy dialogue）。 Not this one， however。 This is a breezy， streamlined， and focused look at the world's most valuable semiconductor company （a member of the rarified 3T club with Microsoft and Apple as of 2024）， whose chips have powered this dizzying AI boom。 In that sense the book is much like the company it portrays。 T It is rare to find a business biography that is all， well， business。 Far too often， these paeans are bloated with cliches （extraneous biographical details， lame anecdotes， cringeworthy dialogue）。 Not this one， however。 This is a breezy， streamlined， and focused look at the world's most valuable semiconductor company （a member of the rarified 3T club with Microsoft and Apple as of 2024）， whose chips have powered this dizzying AI boom。 In that sense the book is much like the company it portrays。 This is the story of a company that was nearly killed several times during its three decade history but lived to see another day due to a dollop of luck but mostly because of sheer will， ability to pivot， and laser sharp focus （as its founder-CEO， the leather jacket wearing Jensen Huang likes to say repeatedly）。 The Nvidia that emerges from these pages is a corporation that is a grueling place to work - employees are expected to work 60+ hours a week- but is consistently ahead of the curve because of a culture of humility， self-reflection， candor， and grit。 At times， it comes off as a cult with a whiff of self-flagellation and masochism （Jensen Huang states at one point that the first thing he does when he wakes up in the morning is look in the mirror and say "You suck"）。 But hey， if it works。。。 。。。more

Hyped due to NvidiaInteresting read on the history of Nvidia and a ton of focus on Jensen's management style but could've gone w/o reading this one。 Average at best Hyped due to NvidiaInteresting read on the history of Nvidia and a ton of focus on Jensen's management style but could've gone w/o reading this one。 Average at best 。。。more

The Nvidia Way: Jensen Huang and the Rise of a Tech Titan - Free PDF， EPUB， and MOBI Downloads

The Nvidia Way: Jensen Huang and the Making of a Tech Giant

Discover the incredible story of Jensen Huang， the founder and CEO of Nvidia， through our detailed overview of the book The Nvidia Way。 This publication takes you on a journey through Huang's vision， innovation， and leadership that have propelled Nvidia to the forefront of technology。

About the Book

The Nvidia Way explores the growth of Nvidia from a small startup to a global leader in artificial intelligence and graphics processing。 Readers will gain insights into the key strategies， challenges， and breakthroughs that defined the company's path。

Key Themes

• Leadership: Understand how Jensen Huang's leadership style shaped the company’s culture。
• Innovation: Learn about groundbreaking technologies developed by Nvidia and their impact on various industries。
• Future Vision: Predict the future of technology through the lens of Nvidia's strategic direction。

Download Options

Access your free download of The Nvidia Way in various formats:

• PDF
• EPUB
• MOBI

Read Online

Prefer to read online？ Find your way to comprehensive analysis and summaries that delve into the contents of the book。

Join the Discussion

Share your thoughts and join the conversation about Jensen Huang and Nvidia's legacy in technology。 Comment below or reach out on social media。

Conclusion

Whether you're a tech enthusiast， a business student， or simply curious about powerful leaders in technology， The Nvidia Way offers valuable lessons and captivating stories。 Download today！