Nvidia and OpenAI Declare 'No Drama' While Spending $100 Billion on Drama Fuel
KEY POINTS
- ā¢Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, said on CNBC's Mad Money that Nvidia plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI starting from a deal reached in September.
- ā¢Huang firmly denied reports of any tension between Nvidia and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, emphasizing a strong ongoing partnership and future IPO plans.
- ā¢Reports from The Wall Street Journal and Reuters suggested internal concerns at Nvidia and chip dissatisfaction at OpenAI, but both companies publicly refuted these claims.
On a Tuesday episode of CNBC's 'Mad Money,' Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang, who appears to moonlight as an AI PR ninja, declared there's 'no drama' with OpenAI CEO Sam Altmanādespite billion-dollar deals and whisper campaigns big enough to fuel a Netflix docuseries. Nvidiaās September agreement promises to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, blessing 'this once in a generation company,' because apparently, AI starts and ends with machine-powered friendly vibes. The Wall Street Journal hinted at internal Nvidia fretfulness while Reuters peddled chip complaints from OpenAIābut Huang dismissed those as 'nonsense' in a globe-trotting burst of optimism from Taipei. Altman piled on by tweeting their undying love for Nvidia's superchips and confusion over 'all this insanity.' If harmony were a GPU model, these two would be shipped with maximum flair.
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Nothing screams 'no drama' like $100 billion flying around, secret chip mutinies, and CEOs declaring eternal love in public like star-crossed billionaires trapped in a corporate rom-com.
If 'no drama' were a stock symbol, Nvidia and OpenAI just crashed its IPO with a $100 billion breakup mixtape.
Nvidia execs are sweating internally, OpenAI's eyeing new chips, but hey, everyoneās texting love poems in public. Thatās tech romance 2026.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 2/4/2026 | Author: Lee Chong Ming
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