softbank has really helped us expand into asia. at this point, there's no ipo on the agenda.iesso get ahead of the cyber crisis, the cyber threats they are facing your heads down growing the business. caroline: thank you so much. trace,eagan, ceo of dark based here in san francisco. tomorrow we will continue this conversation in the founder and ceo of white ops will join us. coming up, the next big thing in silicon valley may be an older player. -- we'lltake a look nvidia isk at thhow surging. ♪ hasline: 23-year-old nvidia had an impressive 2016, the company is the best performer on the nasdaq 100 stock index this year. much of the success is down to the chief executive, who's won over many investors with claims that his products will become key components of developing technologies, from voice recognition to self driving cars. our reporter covers the company and joins us now. a great story on the success story that is nvidia this year. not just gaming graphics. it's becoming a reality now? >> the most recent earnings showed this 54% rising revenue, where that came from, auto

guest: the funding is to allow us to expand aggressively and quickly across asia-pacific. it is for us to invest back intors and businesses who are with us and these companies are expanding. we have one in singapore, another one being built in singapore and in jakarta. we plan to have another 30 offices in the next three years. it is going to be fun and quite exciting to achieve all of that in a short amount of time. emily: you also founded a company called travelmob that was acquired. i'm am curious what you see with the rise of airbnb and their own global ambitions trying to get into china as well. do you think airbnb can succeed in china? guest: i think everyone is trying to be successful in china. it is especially complicated for a non-chinese company to do business there. there have been success stories. one of the biggest things about airbnb especially on the regulation side in china but all these companies are trying to solve that and i think they are here to stay. i see that to be an opportunity for this company to take on. emily: we asked this question when it comes to uber and ride sharing. do y