One man. An entire news cycle.

What Is Jensen Doing? is an independent, unofficial publication about Jensen Huang: what he does, what happens to him, and how his actions affect companies, people, and the wider world.

Jensen is always the central subject. We cover his statements, appearances, decisions, personal developments, and their direct consequences. General company and product announcements belong here only when he is directly involved. The debates. The moments that make you open another tab. We put the plot in one place, with a sense of humor and a commitment to getting the facts right.

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