Svmuu reports: “New Stock God” Serenity posted on X, stating that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will meet with Faker, the star player of League of Legends. Serenity mentioned that he once discussed PUBG gaming and GPU mining shortages with Huang a few years ago, noting Huang’s enthusiasm at the time for cross-platform games and ensuring adequate GPU allocation for players.
Serenity added that while Nvidia’s recent focus has understandably shifted toward AI, this meeting sends a symbolic signal: Nvidia is returning to its original commitment to gamers.
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