Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang once celebrated a company milestone with a company logo tattoo. A look back at the moment and investment returns since.

Every year, the CES trade fair provides a preview of upcoming hardware. In January, Nvidia's CEO holds what is probably the most important CES keynote.

Nvidia SVP Jeff Fisher has taken over the presenting duties at CES since Huang introduced the RTX 2060 more than five years ago. Fisher has unveiled

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang rarely lays off employees and the people he hires seldom choose to leave the company, which is the second most valuable in the world. Though joining Nvidia's 29,600-person workforce isn't easy,

NVIDIA CEO and founder Jensen Huang has just achieved the unusual status of having greater personal wealth than that of a rival company.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock has rocketed higher, climbing 2,600% over five years, as the company took the world of artificial intelligence (AI) by storm. This tech player holds 80% of the AI chip market and has expanded into a wide variety of AI products and services to serve just about every need of a customer building an AI platform.