Karen Christopher
02-26

I tend to think one of the clearest signs that $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  is trusted in AI is who chooses to work with them. OpenAI, Google, Meta and even Chinese as well as Indian investors are all building on $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ ’s technology. If $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ ’s AI chips were truly dangerous or unreliable, these companies wouldn’t touch them, let alone invest billions. In reality, the biggest players go where the tech works and delivers. Trust in AI isn’t given, it’s earned and certainly $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  has earned it.

$110B OpenAI Check: New Era or AI Bubble Bursting?
OpenAI just secured a staggering $110B funding round — including $30B from SoftBank, $30B from Nvidia, and $50B from Amazon. This signals unprecedented U.S. conviction in AI infrastructure, model development, and ecosystem dominance. But it also raises the obvious question: when capital scales this aggressively, does it accelerate innovation — or inflate expectations beyond monetization reality? If OpenAI eventually goes public, will it mark the birth of a new AI era? Or the peak of the most capital-intensive cycle in tech history?
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