Report: NVIDIA's $100B OpenAI Investment Stalls
Nvidia's planned $100 billion OpenAI investment stalls amid concerns over financial prudence; other tech giants like Amazon and Microsoft join talks for multi-billion dollar funding rounds.
- On Friday, The Wall Street Journal reported Nvidia Corp.'s September letter of intent to invest $100 billion in OpenAI stalled after internal doubts emerged.
- Internal doubts at Nvidia emerged as Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, privately emphasized in recent months that the original $100 billion agreement with OpenAI was non-binding and insiders worried about deal size, terms, and circular deals.
- Huang told reporters in Taipei, `Sam is closing the round and we will absolutely be involved` while reports say recent talks focus on a smaller equity stake with Amazon.com Inc. and Microsoft Corp. also in discussions.
- Rethinking the partnership could reshape AI infrastructure and chip demand as OpenAI buys Nvidia AI processors and invests heavily in data centres.
- Investors warn that circular deals may inflate demand and raise sustainability concerns for the AI boom as Nvidia recently announced plans to put an additional $2 billion into CoreWeave Inc., and Huang's Saturday remarks in Taipei followed a suppliers' gathering dubbed the `trillion-dollar dinner`.
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