Zuckerberg and Huang are rarely in the same frame, and the two swapped coats
IT Home reported on March 27 that there was another unexpected "linkage" in the technology circle, and Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of social media giant Meta, posted a photo of exchanging coats with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Instagram on Tuesday.
In the photo, Zuckerberg is wearing Huang's signature black leather jacket, while Huang is wearing the same brown jacket that Zuckerberg wore during his previous visit to Asia. This intriguing interaction not only marks a shift in Zuckerberg's personal style, but also hints at the potential collaboration between Meta and NVIDIA in the field of artificial intelligence.
IT House noticed that Zuckerberg had been showing off his plain gray T-shirt and hoodie before, and this change show showed his more fashionable side. This isn't his only recent breakthrough, as earlier this month, the Zuckerbergs made a stunning appearance at the Ambani family's pre-wedding party in a black couple's outfit designed by Alexander McQueen.
In addition to clothing, Zuckerberg also seems to have developed an interest in luxury watches. At Ambani's party, he expressed his admiration for the Richard Miller watch worn by Anant Ambani, and said that he had never thought of buying one, but changed his mind when he saw it.
It is unclear when Zuckerberg and Huang were photographed and the specifics of their meeting, and neither company has issued an official response to the interaction.
However, given Zuckerberg's aggressive ambitions to enter the field of artificial intelligence, it is not surprising that the two tech giants are working together. Zuckerberg said on an earnings call last year that AI will be Meta's biggest investment area in engineering and computing resources in 2024.
To achieve this, Meta has purchased a large number of chips from Nvidia. According to Zuckerberg, by the end of this year, Meta will have more than 340,000 NVIDIA H100 GPUs for AI model training and deployment, giving Meta a significant advantage in the highly competitive AI space. "We've built a large-scale R&D capability that is far greater than any other company, and I think a lot of people may not be aware of that," Zuckerberg said. ”