The Geometry of Power
On a spring morning in 1993, three engineers met in a San Jose diner and decided to build a company around a hunch: that the future of computing would be visual, three-dimensional, and hungry for parallel processing power . Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem founded Nvidia on 5 April of that year, naming it after the Latin word for envy — a curious choice for a firm that would, three decades later, become the object of Wall Street's most feverish desire .