Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated in a speech at Davos that 2025 will be the biggest year for global venture capital, with over $100 billion invested worldwide, most of which will go to AI-native startups.
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Jensen Huang: 2025 will be the biggest year for global venture capital investment, with over $100 billion invested worldwide.
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