says about the opportunity because it's jenson's baby i've talked to jenson about it he has a tremendousot going to say, listen, it's going to translate into $6.30 per share next year. that's not the way they play it. some of the cfos -- >> when are we going to hear from him >> getting ahead of that presentation is wrong. he really is the father. i know cloudflare is trying to make a claim. >> when we look at the end of civilization, sam altman, jenson or mark zuckerberg. >> certainly not mark zuckerberg what is he going to do with that building >> they lease the space. why? >> you're referring to meta, a building here where obviously not that long ago they agreed to a long-term lease. >> and they got a really good price. >> it's a mess over there, by the way. there's good restaurants over there. >> fabulous. glad you brought it up invideo, carl, is what you have to use there's super computers. they also have software. again, you find these companies in the first quarter not anxious to put in pie in the sky estimates that they will serially miss every quarter. colette kres is a great cfo

>> well, jenson talked about just ai, for example, being 300 billion of hardware sales and another 300 billion of software sales. so if you apply that, you know we're probably talking about hundreds of dollars of earnings at least for nvidia. so i think the answer to that question is really very open ended. >> chris, let me ask you a different question it can't be going better for nvidia and worse for intel let's not forget they cut their dividend this week and talk about whether nvidia should replace intel on the dow as we lay out the scenario, what does the company like intel do what do they do? >> they have some major problems, kelly. pat was put in a difficult spot continued with their own internal manufacturing instead of moving to tsm, and they are lagging. if you are not on the edge, you have a real problem in the digital space. so intel has a very big problem in the digital space even nvidia has moved to tsm and leading edge because they understand the importance of that and the power it brings their products so i guess the point here is, things are going well for nvidia this i

lucas jenson, they created all of this out of their imagination. it was all in the script. is a roomba. >> jimmy: so you base this character on your dad. was he a salesman? he -- um, he was a hustler. he was the guy who was always looking -- actually, the writers called this jackpotitis, i'm looking for the big win. so my dad imagined that he was going to invent the pet rock. and for those of you who don't know, in the '70s or '80s, there was a guy i got a bunch of rocks. why don't i sell them. i'll put it in a box and call it my pet and everybody bought them. >> jimmy: yep we had one. >> the guy made a mint by selling pebbles. >> jimmy: by selling rocks. >> by selling rocks. my dad imagined at some point he would find his pet rock. >> jimmy: did he ever? >> no. we had a lot of lonely hat umbrellas. it was always the idea of the product in the future. for instance, the hat umbrellas, they had already been around. they were kind of multicolored. and he had the idea -- they failed in the marketplace at this point. because they don't work incredibly well for keeping the rest o

. >> what happened to democratizing computer power to me, jenson wong has been saying endlessly, and not been picked up, that this is the ability to talk to a machine and get an answer. that's what is being left out, is people who don't know how to code which is a substantial part of society, can take -- can create codeless projects >> sure. >> you don't have to -- you don't have to have anything that requires a stanford degree to be able to say i want -- i have a cookie business and i want to show my cookie is doing x and i want to say they're that instead of using all sorts of adobe and everything they you need, boom, they do it why isn't that great >> b of a basic lir has a list of 15 ai picks, all that you expect, microsoft, meta -- baidu, rolling out their own on the 16th. >> i thought they were blocking chat gpt because of freedom. >> it's going to be for the good of of mankind, all of it. >> you're so cynical. >> we're not doing this by ourselves. >> no. >> to serve mankind. >> count the days. >> this thing is doubling every few months >> makes tiktok look like -- >> governmen

believe jonathan button fails his driving test was if you going to say that was he going to first time jenson was told to say this is actually was told to say this is actually i was told said the next available left i'll drive into an ncp car park that's a per pounds get out that the best team the most car that's that was to stole my jokes today. well only three one was a joke that's always it. you failed your driving test. yes did that time. i think the trophy is like so. yeah. and i passed 12 so yeah. it's losing the quid. so just the second time you possibly did. yeah toby is between the first time. first time, second time. yeah he's both had to do of course he thought. oh i remember saying did you deliberately try and be super demure when you went through test. you try and make yourself look really demure and therefore. oh, okay. i just read hayley palmer style and i was like, i'm going to pass. like i knew i was going to pass before even happened. law of assumption, you see, i would make sure you don't look like you're a rock check or you don't like you're going to go and you call. sure