Watch: Jensen Huang speaks to the BBC's Faisal Islam in 2025
Jensen Huang has the air of the late Steve Jobs about him. I have interviewed both, and the up-close charisma - and occasionally scratchy genius - is shared.
Both sported a signature item of black clothing, although Huang opts for a leather jacket rather than the Apple founder's turtle neck.
However, Huang, who is now being investigated over an affair with an alleged Chinese spy, is far important to the future of the world order than Jobs.
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