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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang doesn’t mess around at Denny’s.

60 Minutes ran a segment last night on Nvidia’s ascent. It’s a solid look at how the company has become a dominant force in the AI industry.

But also, just check out this photo. Nvidia’s top boss and 60 Minutes’ Bill Whitaker know how to get after it with their Denny’s order, which I have no choice but to respect.

A screenshot of 60 Minutes’ Bill Whitaker and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang at Denny’s.
Screenshot: Chris Welch / The Verge
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