Nvidia's Huang pushes back on circular-financing criticism, citing ~$100B of offtake contracts
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang rejected circular-financing concerns at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia conference, saying roughly $100 billion of lined-up offtake contracts supports the AI buildout while Nvidia's own funding share is small.
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Nvidia pushed back on circular-financing concerns, saying about $100 billion in lined-up offtake contracts supports its AI buildout while its own funding share is small. The argument: growth is being driven by real customer demand, not internal capital loops.
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Jensen Huang pushed back on the “circular financing” debate around $NVDA saying “we put in 1 and 100 comes back in.” That only works because the demand is already there with ~$100B of lined up offtake contracts and Nvidia funding only a small piece of the buildout. https://t.co/rp6yVVwaOj
@DudeWhoInvests
Jensen Huang CEO of Nvidia $NVDA is pushing back on the circular financing allegations… He claims that “we pint in 1 and 100 comes back in.” He thinks the demand is more than real and Nvidia is just investing in the companies seeing that demand. The investment is 1% of the https://t.co/peHMGHTGP7
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JUST IN: Jensen Huang pushes back on Nvidia’s “circular financing” criticism, saying “we put in 1 and 100 comes back in.”
@YahooFinance
Jensen Huang laughs off circular financing concerns. 😆 At Goldman Sachs' annual Communacopia conference, Nvidia's CEO dismissed worries that the current surge in AI spending is just one giant circular financing loop. https://t.co/FcB97dhP4p