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Now that @JensenHuang is finally on X, this story needs to be told again. In 1996, Huang flew to Tokyo to tell his biggest customer three things, each more humiliating than the last. -The tech we promised you does not work. -Cancel the contract so that we stop wasting what is left of your money. -We still need the final $5M or the company will disappear in thirty days. The customer he was talking to was Shoichiro Irimajiri of Sega. Irimajiri took a few days, and agreed. The $5M was…
