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黄仁勋最新访谈:英伟达投资OpenAI不是签署大额订单的前提
NvidiaNvidia(US:NVDA) 3 6 Ke·2025-09-26 13:06

Core Insights - Nvidia has made significant investments recently, including $5 billion in Intel and up to $100 billion in OpenAI, which have been positively received by the market despite some skepticism regarding potential "circular revenues" between Nvidia, OpenAI, and Oracle [1][2][30] - CEO Jensen Huang believes that investing in OpenAI is a smart opportunity, as he anticipates OpenAI could become a multi-trillion dollar hyperscale company [1][8] - Huang emphasized that Nvidia's current competitive advantage is broader than it was three years ago, with predictions that Nvidia could be the first company to reach a $10 trillion market cap [2][40] Investment and Market Dynamics - Nvidia's revenue from inference has surpassed 40%, driven by advancements in reasoning chains, which Huang describes as an industrial revolution [4][5] - The partnership with OpenAI is not a prerequisite for investment but rather an opportunity that aligns with Nvidia's expertise in AI infrastructure [9][30] - Huang highlighted the exponential growth in AI applications and the corresponding increase in computational demand, suggesting that the AI market could grow from $100 billion in 2026 to at least $1 trillion by 2030 [22][26] Technological Advancements - Huang outlined three scaling laws: pre-training, post-training, and inference, indicating a shift towards more complex AI systems that require significant computational resources [6][7] - The transition from general computing to accelerated computing and AI is crucial, as traditional CPU-based systems are being replaced by GPU-driven infrastructures [15][18] - Nvidia's focus on extreme co-design across hardware and software is essential for maintaining performance improvements, especially as Moore's Law becomes less relevant [34][37] Competitive Landscape - Huang asserts that Nvidia's moat has widened due to increased competition and the rising costs of chip manufacturing, making it difficult for competitors to achieve similar levels of performance without extensive collaboration [40][41] - The company is positioned as a leader in the AI infrastructure space, with a focus on building comprehensive systems rather than just individual chips [42][47] - Huang believes that even if competitors offer cheaper ASIC chips, the total cost of ownership for Nvidia's systems remains more favorable due to superior energy efficiency and performance [48][51]