Eric Anderson

Sega invested $5 million in Nvidia in 1996, converting the final payment from a failed contract to develop a graphics chip for the Sega Dreamcast console. Sega sold its shares shortly after Nvidia went public, realizing a return of $15 million—a 3x return in about four years. Jensen says that if Sega had kept its investment, it would be worth around $1 trillion today. Epic story.

I grew up singing. I sang everywhere I went, I wrote songs in my diary, I told teachers that I wanted to be a singer & songwriter when I grew up. But wanting to be a musician in 2006 required resources that a low-income family didn't have. My parents couldn't afford to get me any instruments. They couldn't pay for music lessons. They couldn't get me into studios. A dream I had became just a memory, until now. I am beyond proud and honored to get to work at a company that is enabling music creation for everyone. For the 13 year old kid in their bedroom who dreams of being a musician, you can be one. For all of the professional artists, you can do more of what you love. I really wish Suno existed 20 years ago when I was a kid in elementary school, showing strangers songs I wrote with no way to produce them. But I'm really, really happy that it exists today, for all of the other kids who might need it. We are still just getting started :)