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Jensen Huang: AGI Has Arrived! NVIDIA Powers OpenAI's Astra, with 400,000 GPUs Coming Online
Jensen Huang proclaimed that "AGI has arrived," noting that OpenAI's flagship model, Astra, was trained on over 100,000 NVIDIA chips. His major announcement that "400,000 GPUs are coming online" sends a strong signal of surging demand for computing power.
OpenAI Makes Initial Breakthrough in Automated Research as the “AI Training AI” Paradigm Accelerates; Is Computing Power Still a Major Bottleneck for the Future?
① OpenAI published the article "Accelerating Research: An Inside View," publicly disclosing progress on RSI in the form of internal data for the first time; ② OpenAI expects to achieve a fully "automated AI researcher" by March 2028; ③ Team member Kevin Liu pointed out on social media: "RSI is likely to be the core driver of leaps in AI capabilities in the coming years."
We Can't Allow a Handful of Greedy People to Play God': Bernie Sanders Takes Aim at Big Tech Billionaires Over AI Power
On Monday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) escalated his push for tougher AI regulation, warning that a small group of Big Tech billionaires should not be allowed to determine the technology's impact on
With stellar performance but a valuation below peers, is Broadcom (AVGO.US), the "king of custom AI chips," becoming a value opportunity?
Analysis indicates that Broadcom is currently undervalued. After NVIDIA ignited the market with a record-breaking quarterly report, the spotlight shifted to Broadcom (AVGO.US). The world's third-
Shift in Data Center Bargaining Power: Cloud Providers Once Held the Upper Hand, but Now "CoreWeaves" Are Taking a Firmer Stance
The dominant position of cloud computing giants in AI data center leasing negotiations is weakening. Eager to deploy NVIDIA servers, cloud providers such as Microsoft have granted operators like CoreWeave greater bargaining leverage. This has led to more lenient Service Level Agreement (SLA) terms and stricter payment demands, with NVIDIA and AMD even entering the bidding process to provide credit guarantees for customers.
Nvidia's 3-Year-Old H100 Chip Is Still Getting the Market to Pay Up, Jensen Huang Says Compute Is 'Fungible, Durable and Highly Rentable'
On Monday, Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang doubled down on his view that AI computing hardware is becoming a valuable, financeable asset as rental prices for the company's older H100 GPUs