Every year, around this time, the world's eyes are fixed on Time's Person of the Year. This year, the honor went to a man who once told his thousands of employees, "I've cleaned more toilets than you've ever cleaned in your entire life."
This wasn't an inspirational quote; it was a ground-breaking reality.
This success isn't inherited by royalty. This is the story of a poor immigrant—an ordinary man who arrived in America decades ago, cleaned restaurant toilets, swept floors, studied, became an engineer, and then an entrepreneur. Constant learning, improvement, and making the right moves at the right time—these were his assets.
And today, that same man is one of the most powerful people in the world. He's not a political leader whose power changes with the next election. His power doesn't come from a parliament or a chair. His power has changed the course of human civilization—and now there's no turning back.
This year's Time Person of the Year is Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to call him the father of the modern AI revolution. Today, nearly every major AI system in the world—whether in the US, Europe, China, or India—runs on NVIDIA chips somewhere. Countries are competing for these chips. The supply of AI has now become a weapon of diplomacy—starting or stopping wars, negotiating deals or imposing sanctions, NVIDIA chips are the key.
In just a few years, NVIDIA has become the largest company in human history. Its market capitalization is approximately $4.4 trillion—if it were a country, it would be the world's fourth-largest economy. The total assets associated with its ecosystem, technology, and AI infrastructure are estimated to exceed ten trillion dollars. Never in history has a single private company wielded such broad, deep, and decisive power.
Jensen Huang changed the world not with speeches nor with slogans. He focused on one fundamental thing—computing. While the rest of the world was preoccupied with software, apps, and social media, he laid the foundation for hardware. And today, that foundation is driving—or perhaps even controlling—all of humanity.
So, to be honest, Jensen Huang isn't just Person of the Year.
He's Person of the Decade.
And perhaps—in future history—he will be remembered as the person who forever changed the relationship between humans and machines.
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