Nearly every day for the past few months, Huang has sold Nvidia stock. For example, on Sept. 12 and 13, he sold about 200,000 shares, worth more than $20 million.

Chief Executive Jensen Huang recently explained. On Sept. 11 Huang presented at Goldman Sachs’s Communacopia + Technology Conference. He discussed Nvidia’s competitiveness, the Blackwell platform, Taiwan Semiconductor,

Three billionaires walked into a Nobu, and two of them begged the other for something money can't buy right now.

Huang believes that his tough love, making employees work every day of the week and sometimes staying as late as 2 a.m., sets Nvidia apart. “When you fire somebody,” Huang said, “you are informing him,

Chief Executive Jensen Huang must be getting this question a lot. He answered it on the company’s earnings call in late August, but his response wasn’t enough to sway Wall Street, as Nvidia shares NVDA headed lower after the report. Huang took another crack at the topic at a Wednesday morning Goldman Sachs event.

Productivity gains and immediate cost savings are the core tenets of Nvidia's ROI pitch to its cloud hyperscaler customers.