Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan sends congratulations message to Nvidia's Jensen Huang

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Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang showcased a united front at Carnegie Mellon University, where Tan personally hooded Huang for his honorary doctorate. Tan also confirmed the "full steam ahead" partnership between Intel and Nvidia, highlighting their collaboration on new products for data centers, servers, and PCs.

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