NVIDIA's new global HQ in Taiwan to be unveiled next week at Computex 2025 by CEO Jensen Huang

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will reportedly announce NVIDIA's new global HQ in Taiwan, with the announcement taking place as Computex 2025 kicks off in Taipei, Taiwan.

In new reports from UDN and on X by insider Dan Nystedt, we can expect the big announcement from Jensen as he and his family just landed in Taipei ahead of Computex 2025 in a private jet that flew into Hong Kong according to local media. It's expected that theme of Computex 2025 is "AI Next" with 4800 of the booths at the show, a reported 60% of them will be AI-related.

Local media reports that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang flew from California into Taipei, but Jensen was just shaking hands with President Trump and Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia in the last 24 hours. I suspect he would've either flown from Saudi Arabia to California, and then Taipei, but the NVIDIA CEO has been quite the busy man lately between all of these uber-important meetings.

NVIDIA's new global HQ located in Taiwan comes as no surprise, as Jensen explained why its new R&D center was being built in Taiwan, alongside the new Taipei-1 supercomputer (with links to those stories below). We should expect the big announcement next week, and TweakTown will be on the ground in Taiwan for Computex 2025 to bring it all to you as it happens.

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