That's what people need to realise.

For the first time in human history, we're creating intelligence.

And that has a value.

These data centers are AI factories.

They produce intelligence.

This is so fundamental in terms of change of technology. This isn't just like the World Wide Web, and that was pretty

spectacular and its impact on our daily lives and impact on business.

But this isn't more fundamental than that.

You know, if you're an astronomer, you need a telescope.

If you're a computer scientist or building AI, you did access to compute.

And up until recently, the UK has been struggling to get access to that scale of computer

in order to be able to grow some of these organisations. From the first-time founders to the funds that back them, innovation needs different.

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slash EN-GB. Hello and welcome to the UKTM podcast, a weekly chat with the movers and shakers of the UK

tech industry and the destination for all things UK tech related.

I'm your host, Jane Wakefield, and today I'm joined by David Hogan, Vice President of Enterprise at

NVIDIA. Welcome, David. Thank you. Obviously, the AI revolution has catapulted NVIDIA

into sort of A-list territory when it comes to tech firms. Current stock price is around

4.5 trillion, is that correct? Thereabouts, yes, that's correct. Making it the richest company in the world,

which is a huge turnaround from the days when it was making graphics cards for the gaming industry.

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