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Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, has always had a special place in his heart for Denny’s, a connection that remains strong even today, as his recent visit to the diner shows.
### Jensen Huang & Denny’s: A Match Made in Tech Heaven
The upcoming GTC 2025 conference promises to be a pivotal event, guiding the future of the AI industry. Jensen seems confident about what’s in store. NVIDIA recently shared images of him at a mobile Denny’s station, sampling a new menu item aptly named “NVIDIA Breakfast Bytes.” In the snapshots, Jensen appears right at home, flipping burgers with the skill he’s evidently retained from earlier times.
For those who follow NVIDIA’s journey, this visit is more than a nostalgic trip down memory lane. It’s a reminder of how the company sprouted from humble beginnings. The tale goes back to the 1990s, when three visionaries met at a Denny’s, brainstorming over what would eventually revolutionize computing with 3D graphics. Fast-forward to today, and NVIDIA stands at the cutting edge of technological evolution, driving AI forward and providing the crucial computing muscle that fosters innovation.
As for the eagerly awaited GTC 2025 keynote, it’s bound to pour out a wealth of AI insights. We’re likely to hear about exciting developments, including the much-talked-about Blackwell Ultra “GB300” AI servers, and catch a glimpse of NVIDIA’s roadmap for the future. For those interested in tuning in, the keynote goes live today at 8 AM Pacific Daylight Time, and we can expect Jensen Huang to deliver a thoroughly engaging session.
