While it’s a smart Jensen Huang move, I do see a big risk for anyone who is coming late to the dinner table. Even right now, us on the ground using Frontier models and also exploring the capabilities of the cheap, Chinese open source models can foresee that this isn’t going well for OpenAI and Anthropic.
I’m using GLM 5.2 right now and not for adversarial agents to correct all the errors in the plan and even in the implemented code that Claude Code’s Opus 5 on XHigh or Ultracode produces!
The advantage is little and doesn’t justify the 10-20x price difference and Opus 5 is slow as hell.
So all those investments in NVIDIA chips will depreciate fast and users will just switch to the cheaper and better option.
Other than eg on cars, countries like the US can’t block OpenRouter etc to their citizens.
So no, this investment is too late and most likely won’t materialize (in actual, used data centers) before the bubble bursts!
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