The CEO Who Scaled Her Company 100X 

Newsthink is the best

The engineers did it but the whooooamun takes credit, like most of society now.

REN ZHENGFEI founder and CEO of Huawei Technologies for 37 years, since its foundation.

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@@ninerushclips3414 When tech companies are run by businesspeople, they get run into the ground - Boeing, Qualcomm are some of those companies which got ruined by businesspeople. Boeing cut corners everywhere and covers their ears against liability, Qualcomm gave their CEO a massive payraise even though the company isn't doing well.

@@ninerushclips3414 pretty sure no fruit selling company is worth over 200 billion other than apple

@@ninerushclips3414 not sure online retail is all that innovative, but even then i'm sure both the front end and back end of the website used to conduct said business and the people that design and develop it, are more important than the business side

@@ninerushclips3414 ever heard of industerial engineering?

@@user-ej7yl1ri8x yes, but most often, they don't start the big produce companies.

They're actual cousins

@@sadlegume I feel bad for their other cousins. Their parents all comparing them to them two. lol

​@@Bash70imagine these two are your cousin and you're just a humble engineer 😅

Slava 🇹🇼

@@taktuscat4250 lol...."Son...why can't you be more like Jensen?....you know, you can't be an engineer all your life"

Im annoyyed at my self. I was told by a friend to invest in amd when it was all the way down and amd zen was just a speculation. He told me that amd was about to go up. And i believed him but decided not to because i though no one could beat intel. Now i wish i had invested my money in them instead of just bitcoin. But all thr good for amd.

@@LTonyGames2099 I am on the same boat.. hell look at NVIDIA $4-5 then, $830 today. You never know what is going to happen, especially with TSM and all the tension between China and Taiwan.

@@CrisTekk There are assets right now that will do the same exact thing, find them.

Thanks to Mark D. Papermaster who is all behind the success of technological advancements of AMD and who developed those technologies for AMD 😉

@@gpc2806 You spelled James B. Keller wrong :)

Yeah it's so completely crazy.

but makes complete sense tbh

She is not in the top 10billionares in the world. There is no Chinese, Japs n Koreans too. 1 Indian in the 9th position n the others r mainly US n EU. Where did she come from. Is her money in yuan billionaires list?

Typical strong asian gene

Thanks to Mark D. Papermaster who is all behind the success of technological advancements of AMD and who developed those technologies for AMD 😉

totally agree. We have 100% control of our own work, i.e. priority/dedication/schedule etc. But when it comes to drive others, things begin to diverge. You start to work with all kinds of cultures, values, priorities, personalities etc.

Try doing it all on your own helped by AI and robot

He also said his chips will be bought even if his competition is giving theirs away. amd has nothing for Nvidia. lisa su has taken 50M a year or so even with amd struggling and has struggled for over 2 years. Inspiration? I don't think so. Maybe to those that don't hold any shares?

Thanks to Mark D. Papermaster who is all behind the success of technological advancements of AMD and who developed those technologies for AMD 😉

LIke Queen Elizabeth? haha

LOL yet they’re successful. Many CEO’s don’t even have a bachelors in the fields their companies are in yet they’re successful in leading conglomerates. Entrepreneurship is not a study. That’s why not everyone can be an entrepreneur. You can’t read yourself into it or give exams on it. Most engineers don’t run conglomerates.

I like how steve jobs who wasnt an engineer/scientist/programmer led apple 😂 not even a business graduate.

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​@@AshnesssI am not talking about all business.... my post is about tech related and innovation businesses. "You can teach business to engineer, but can't teach engineering to businessman"

@@Ashnesss From a man named Steve Griffin from reddit What caused Hewlett Packard downfall? Business people caused its downfall. I strongly believe that MBA graduates are not innovators by nature. They are qualified to run companies, not to project their visions for the future of technology onto the company and demand all get behind that vision! Bill and Dave were great innovators, by contrast Mark Hurd was / is a great cost cutter. Business people should not run companies who's life blood comes from innovation. Founders are usually engineers by trade and have a vision. They do it for the vision not the money. Shareholder return is not the reason they run the company. In HP you had so many empires and board member agendas that nobody could establish the true vision for HP. So, why not buy companies with 'vision'. Only thing was that the board was too incompetent to buy well and had practically zero appreciation for integrating companies. Plam, EDS, Autonomy are just a few. I think these companies alone resulted in $18 Billion of write offs. I worked for HP for 3 years. I felt proud to join and glad to leave

I used to be in that situation and found it hard to share my thoughts, or shape my thoughts into words. Now I have a better idea. I think your manager is more of asking how you feel about your work, such as work load, tasks (interesting or not), interaction with coworkers, and the work situations etc, instead of personal stuff such as your families and hobbies, except if those impact your work.

"Founded upon."

@@stephencurry8552 Better yet: "Those are the concepts upon which America was founded: self-determination and responsibility."

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Cool, what do you do at AMD?

@@Newsthink I work with the device performance team. 😇

Yes. That's right. If only AMD can take nvidia software team. AMD would be unbeatable ​@@wangpixu234

Farming subscribers ? 😂 I mean it’s sounds so un-genuine.

Dumb with zero knowledge

Not cousin. Lisa's maternal grandfather is the elder brother of Jensen Huang's mother. Technically, Lisa is Jensen's niece. She has to address him as Uncle Jensen.

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​@@Hermit-CrabBut age wise they're not that far apart

They are cousins.

They’re related but someone else said that’s his niece

Theyre american but nice try

They’re Taiwanese-American, nothing to do with Chinese.

@@test-pn3ex They all have Chinese DNA, spoke Chinese as their first language, brought up by Chinese parents. And Hock Tan was not from Taiwan. And these are only well known here because they are companies in America. China has just as many giant companies, all run by Chinese folks. Like Tencent, BYD, Huawei, and many other giants that you all probably never heard off.

@@test-pn3ex but They’re Han Chinese

@@test-pn3ex Taiwanese is probably more Chinese than Chinese, given the Chinese Confucian culture was cut off at a certain time in the mainland China, but has been well preserved in Taiwan.

The proper term is "Cousin once removed" so they're technically not niece and uncle, but I like to informally think of it as "cousin-uncle/aunt" and "cousin-niece/nephew".

***East Asians

Japan, Taiwan, Korea are in East Asia. There’re no South East Asian

@@test-pn3ex yea, you are right guys.

chinese in East Asians

They are cousins look it up

Like his pawn shop version. Which AMD is.

@@raukoring What? Other than GPUs, AMD is in a different field than Nvidia.

@@Goblonium absolutely agree. Go buy their shares

You don't know what you are talking about.

I agree that too much credit is given to Su. The discrete gpu business is dying at a fast rate. Amd still has competitive advantage on apu

Stay disturbed. Let others be inspired and move on 😜

Woke

😂 Jealous?

@@nothing9220 That i didn't get into that stuff in 2008? Absolutely 😂 But regarding Lisa it's just to make a point that the things she's being praised on would've happened without her anyway as they were a natural consequence of how the global tech market evolved towards unprecedented GPU demand. (again NVIDIA stock was $4 10 years ago and it's over $700 today a financial feat that puts AMDs to shame, but again it's due to the way the market shifted, not anything special that Jensen did.) Again she's not a bad CEO by any means, but to treat her as some kind of trailblazing legendary CEO for what happened with AMD is silly as it would've happened regardless of whomever the AMD CEO was.

Overrated and overpaid. amd hasn't done well the last 800 plus days. Sold chips during covid and a chip shortage. Weak quarter coming up.

@@liquidsnake6879That may be true. But if she had decided AMD was on its way to death and just waited for/watched that to happen, directed AMD in different strategic directions, bred a bad work culture etc., there wouldn't be an AMD like today's.