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Nvidia CEO credits Windows for company's founding, Microsoft CEO jokes at event

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At Microsoft's San Francisco event, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated his company was founded because of Windows. He specifically credited the Windows 95 OS and DirectX technology for Nvidia's early growth. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella humorously referenced a transfer of market capitalization between the two firms. The executives also introduced new RTX-powered PCs, including Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra, set to release on October 16.

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