Jensen Huang from Nafidia gets a Rockstar treatment at the Technology Week in London

JenSen Huang, co -founder and CEO of NVIDIA, at the Tech Week Week Gallery in London, UK, on Monday, June 9, 2025.

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London – wherever Nafidia The CEO Jensen Huang goes, follows the excitement – this time, all the way to the Technology Week in London.

The NVIDIA-coach, which is called a Wedbush Daniel Ives “Godfather of Ai”-is similar to these days, given its widespread impact on the artificial intelligence industry.

“The amount of the infrastructure required for Amnesty International will not be possible without this man,” said one of the attendees at the Technology Week in London.

“It is like the Iron Man,” the present added, referring to the superheroes in the famous Marvel who is the inventor of the technical billionaire under the name Tony Stark.

People’s floods defended the main theater at the London Technology Week, where they tried to enter the conversation of the President of Nafidia Sinsen Huang.

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The lines to reach the Olympia Hall were already building about 40 minutes before the ginsen was set to seize the stage alongside the UK Prime Minister, Kiir Starmer. Not everyone was able to enter – but there were useful screens around the place where people could look at Huang’s talk.

People sat in other stages in the place to watch the CEO of NVIDIA talking to the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer as there was not enough space in the keynote stage.

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NVIDIA CEO has gave his continuous bullish assessment of artificial intelligence, describing him as an “incredible technique” and its saying should be seen as infrastructure, just like electricity.

The UK gets a glowing support from Huang

There were no billions of dollars in the Technology Week in London. But Starmer and the United Kingdom are largely the country’s luxurious praise.

Huang was wearing his leather homes for brands.

Speaking alongside Huang, Starmer spoke in an animated manner where he described NVIDIA investments in the United Kingdom earlier in the day, the American chip maker announced the “UK” artificial intelligence forum, as well as the obligations of NSCALE and Nebius sellers to publish new facilities containing thousands of its black pieces GPU.

The CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang praises the UK's scene in Amnesty International

Starmer spoke at length about the promise of artificial intelligence and the ways that could reduce the burdens faced by public sector institutions in the United Kingdom, from hospitals to schools.

Huang added that the United Kingdom is “such a wonderful place to invest,” noting that Nafidia plans to partnership with the country to clarify technology workers and build local infrastructure.

“Infrastructure provides more research – more research, more breakthroughs, and more companies,” said President NVIDIA. “The budget wheel will start taking off. It is already big, but we will just implement the budget wheel.”

Starmer Huang thanked for his point of view, commenting that “the confidence she gives when she explains it this way is huge.”

“From our point of view, we are really happy to see this way,” said UK leader.

The husband shook hands at the end.

In total, there was a lot of energy in the room. Huang said he was “enthusiastic” for the London Technology Week, and he was met with a round of applause from the audience.

Europe wants a piece of Huang

Huang has become the CEO of all, he wanted to look at him. NVIDIA has placed itself as a centralization of the Amnesty International Revolution, which many commentators say is in early roles.

NVIDIA wants the revolution to be built on its chips. For countries like the United Kingdom, these moments provide an opportunity for the country to clarify its investment capabilities, and its pioneer in publicly sharing the man with the man who is seen as working to push AI.

London was the first leg of Hanging in a wider European tour.

NVIDIA coach will travel to Paris later this week, where the chip maker hosts his GTC conference. Politicians, including President Emmanuel Macron, who pushed France’s ambition to become a European Center for Amnesty International, will become some time with Huang.