Meghan Morris
Jun 5, 2024, 7:17 AM UTC
Jensen Huang's Tom Ford jacket has made a couple of conference appearances in recent months. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
In a crowded booth at a Taiwanese tech conference on Tuesday, the Nvidia CEO wore the same glasses and Tom Ford jacket he sported for Sunday night's keynote address.
He signed Macbooks, chips, and even a woman's top, just above her cleavage.
"Is that a good idea?" he asked with a smile, before scrawling his name with a black pen on the woman's white top, in a video posted to Threads of the encounter.
At the conference, Huang spoke about the robot revolution and Nvidia's next-generation chip.
Huang signed a woman's top at Computex Chen/Threads
Huang has stayed in the spotlight as artificial intelligence pushes demand for Nvidia's software and hardware to record levels. As the company's stock soared 197% over the last year, the press — including Business Insider — has scrutinized Huang's memo-writing style, his fashion, and his organizational style.
While other CEOs are known for their fashion, including Mark Zuckerberg's recent glow-up, no one is lining up with their chests out for Tim Cook.
A Nvidia spokeswoman declined to comment on the signature.
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Jun 5, 2024, 7:17 AM UTC
Jensen Huang's Tom Ford jacket has made a couple of conference appearances in recent months. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang signed autographs, including a woman's top, at a Taiwanese tech event.
- Huang's popularity has surged alongside Nvidia's soaring stock.
- This trip to Taiwan cements Huang's rockstar status.
In a crowded booth at a Taiwanese tech conference on Tuesday, the Nvidia CEO wore the same glasses and Tom Ford jacket he sported for Sunday night's keynote address.
He signed Macbooks, chips, and even a woman's top, just above her cleavage.
"Is that a good idea?" he asked with a smile, before scrawling his name with a black pen on the woman's white top, in a video posted to Threads of the encounter.
At the conference, Huang spoke about the robot revolution and Nvidia's next-generation chip.
Huang signed a woman's top at Computex Chen/Threads
Huang has stayed in the spotlight as artificial intelligence pushes demand for Nvidia's software and hardware to record levels. As the company's stock soared 197% over the last year, the press — including Business Insider — has scrutinized Huang's memo-writing style, his fashion, and his organizational style.
While other CEOs are known for their fashion, including Mark Zuckerberg's recent glow-up, no one is lining up with their chests out for Tim Cook.
A Nvidia spokeswoman declined to comment on the signature.
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