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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was named as the Financial Times’ 2025 Person of the Year, continuing the trend of naming artificial intelligence (AI) executives as the year’s most influential people.
The FT said it gave Huang the title because of the role he has played in “the AI mania that is sweeping through the business and financial worlds.”
This year, Huang led California-based computer chipmaker Nvidia on an unstoppable ascent to become the most valuable public company in the world, and the first to break through the $4 trillion (€3.4 trillion) barrier.
The FT said it gave Huang the title because of the role he has played in “the AI mania that is sweeping through the business and financial worlds.”
This year, Huang led California-based computer chipmaker Nvidia on an unstoppable ascent to become the most valuable public company in the world, and the first to break through the $4 trillion (€3.4 trillion) barrier.
The FT said it gave Huang the title because of the role he has played in “the AI mania that is sweeping through the business and financial worlds.”
This year, Huang led California-based computer chipmaker Nvidia on an unstoppable ascent to become the most valuable public company in the world, and the first to break through the $4 trillion (€3.4 trillion) barrier.
