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Jensen Huang started his $2 trillion company Nvidia at a Denny's breakfast booth

By: CNBC.com News
Jensen Huang, a former Denny's busboy, returned to the breakfast restaurant in 1993 to start Nvidia with two friends. Now, the chipmaker is worth $2.2 trillion.
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