Against a wall: How Jensen Huang saved Nvidia in the 1990s


Huang was betting on what he calls a zero-billion-dollar market – one that would get big fast when customers saw the value Nvidia’s product provided. His bet paid off. — Bloomberg

For every startup working on its first product, the alternative to success is often running out of money and shutting down. Just ask Jensen Huang, founder of Nvidia.

Thirty years ago, the chipmaker was on the brink of running out of cash just three years after its launch.

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