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How the ‘Taylor Swift of tech’ built the world's largest public company with his AI chips

How the ‘Taylor Swift of tech’ built the world's largest public company with his AI chips

Nvidia has become the world's largest listed company due to its dominant role in producing chips essential for AI technologies like ChatGPT. Although it remains relatively unknown in the Netherlands, the tech giant is scheduled to release its latest financial results this Wednesday.

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