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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang enjoys night walk in Hanoi

The Prime Minister and the entrepreneur visited some Hanoi’s iconic places, enjoyed a relaxed stroll around Hoan Kiem Lake, and ventured into the Old Quarter.

Founder and CEO Jensen Huang of NIVIDIA, the world’s largest company, on December 5 enjoyed local beer and visited some iconic places in Hanoi with Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.

 The prime minister and Jensen Huang visit The Huc Bridge and Ngoc Son Temple. Photos: VGP

The prime minister and businessman paid a visit to Ngoc Son Temple, took a leisurely walk around Hoan Kiem Lake, and explored Hanoi’s Old Quarter.

At Ngoc Son Temple, they participated in an incense-offering ceremony and explored the history of key landmarks, including the Thap But (Pen Tower) and The Huc Bridge. They were particularly intrigued by the legend of Hoan Kiem Lake and its sacred turtles.

They continued their visit to the Old Quarter, where they interacted warmly with both residents and tourists. They also stopped by bookstores and souvenir shops.

 The prime minister and Jensen Huang listen to the story of Hoan Kiem Lake. 

In the cool weather and a relaxed atmosphere, the prime minister invited Huang and NVIDIA’s senior executives to experience Hanoi’s renowned street food. The group enjoyed specialties such as nem tai (fermented pork rolls), nem chua ran (fried fermented pork rolls), and Truc Bach beer on Ta Hien Street, known as Hanoi’s lively “street that never sleeps” and a favorite among international visitors.

 The prime minister and Jensen Huang visit a bookstore and souvenir shop. 

This is Jensen Huang’s second visit to Hanoi, taking place on December 5–6, which coincides with the announcement of several strategic partnerships between NVIDIA and Vietnam.

On December 5, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh met Huang and witnessed the signing of a key agreement between the Vietnamese government and NVIDIA that outlines the establishment of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Research and Development Center and an AI Data Center in Vietnam.

 The Prime Minister and Jensen Huang take a photo with foreign tourists in the Old Quarter. 

This significant development reflects Huang’s strong commitment to positioning Vietnam as NVIDIA’s "second home."

He expressed his admiration for Vietnam’s culture, people, and promising potential.

 The Prime Minister and NVIDIA's Chairman talk with local residents. 
 The prime minister and NVIDIA Chairman Jensen Huang meet and talk with tourists. 
 The prime minister invites Jensen Huang and NVIDIA's senior leadership team to enjoy Truc Bach beer on Ta Hien Street. 
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