黄仁勋称最大遗憾是 27 年前为父母买奔驰而卖英伟达股票：这是世上最贵的车

Group 1 - The CEO of NVIDIA, Jensen Huang, humorously referred to a Mercedes S-Class car he bought for his parents after selling shares worth $300 million at the company's IPO as the "most expensive car in the world," given NVIDIA's current market valuation nearing $5 trillion [1] - Huang expressed regret over selling the stock too early, as the car, originally valued at approximately $80,000, would now be worth around $1.2 billion based on NVIDIA's current market value, representing a 15,000-fold increase [1] Group 2 - Huang emphasized that he is more focused on industry fundamentals rather than stock market fluctuations, noting that the world is undergoing the largest infrastructure build-out in human history, driven by hyperscale cloud computing companies [2] - He pointed out that current investments in the AI industry have reached hundreds of billions of dollars, with future demand expected to reach trillions of dollars, which is justified due to the need for AI models to process vast amounts of contextual information [2] - The rise of advanced models and agentic AI is expected to lead to a sustained explosion in demand for underlying computing power, although the challenge remains whether these large-scale investments can effectively translate into widespread and continuous technological applications [2]