Yes, I am with Jensen Wong and we are at what some people are calling Jensen, the woodstock of AI.

But isn't it much more than that?

Isn't about a change in everything we do when it comes to digital?

When it comes to creating, it comes to thinking.

You're changing that.

Isn't that what we're doing out here?

Yeah, this is an incredible conference. This is NVIDIA's developer conference.

Everything that we do starts with software. Everything we do starts with software and everything

we do is in service of all the software developers who are solving these really difficult algorithms.

We are represented by $100 trillion of industry here.

Healthcare is here, financial services are here, manufacturing, industrial automotive,

climate tech, you know, holy cow, communications is here, consumers are here.

But people always think of you as hardware.

You're talking about a different platform, a system that, frankly, may be unassailable from competitors.

Because once all these companies get involved with you, they're going to stick with NVIDIA.

It's a very specialized way of doing computing called accelerated computing.

And what we do is this. Jim, this is the observation a long time ago.

30 years ago, we observed that the CPU is really good at many things, but there are some things

it's surprisingly ungood at, parallel things, things that you could distribute across a large number of processors.

And so what we did was we added Nvidia to a CPU, we connected it to a CPU, offload the work

that the CPU is not good at. And we run that work insanely fast. Well, surprisingly, that work that the CPU is not good at represents 95% of the time

that is spent in computing. We offload that 95% of the time, and we run it 100 times faster.

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