News Semiconductor legends take a stroll in a Taiwanese night market — Nvidia, TSMC, MediaTek, and Quanta heads seen eating dinner

[Admin]

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, TSMC founder Morris Chang, MediaTek head Rick Tsai, and Quanta chief Barry Lam was seen having dinner at a public night market with renowned architect Kris Yao.

Semiconductor legends take a stroll in a Taiwanese night market — Nvidia, TSMC, MediaTek, and Quanta heads seen eating dinner : Read more

 

[thisisaname]

Some old friends out for some dinner, that they get mobbed means sadly they can not meet up as often as they would like.

 

[ThomasKinsley]

Heads of the top companies for mobile chips, graphics, AI, and fabrication all seen together. Sounds like an announcement in the making.

 

[thisisaname]

Heads of the top companies for mobile chips, graphics, AI, and fabrication all seen together. Sounds like an announcement in the making.

Did dinner come with chips?

 

[randomizer]

It's a slow news day when people eating dinner is a headline. At least we know they're still human.

 

[Giroro]

Some old friends out for some dinner, that they get mobbed means sadly they can not meet up as often as they would like.

Getting mobbed just comes with the territory when billionaires pay their publicist to "tip off" the international media... and also write a press release.

You think anybody gets within 2 city blocks of any of these people without being vetted and approved? Jensen's security entourage alone beats the presidents of most moderately sized countries.

Jensen has been pulling this same basic publicity stunt about once a month, for years. He thinks they make him look relatable and "human" but really they're creepy and weird. He desperately wants to be a 2000's Richard Branson, but in reality he comes across as a 2010's Bobby Kotick.

 

[williamcll]

Getting mobbed just comes with the territory when billionaires pay their publicist to "tip off" the international media... and also write a press release.

You think anybody gets within 2 city blocks of any of these people without being vetted and approved? Jensen's security entourage alone beats the presidents of most moderately sized countries.

Jensen has been pulling this same basic publicity stunt about once a month, for years. He thinks they make him look relatable and "human" but really they're creepy and weird. He desperately wants to be a 2000's Richard Branson, but in reality he comes across as a 2010's Bobby Kotick.

More like you don't have to look like a freak these days to be a greedy businessman.