Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is no stranger to investing in its customers. The company has put billions to work to expand the artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem, aiming for more growth and investment from its core growth market. The company's latest deal with
OpenAI -- the maker of ChatGPT -- is a prime example of this strategy. The first thing to understand about this deal is that it is simply a letter of intent. That means the partnership is non-binding, with no legal obligation for either of the companies to follow through on the deal framework discussed below. Even if the deal is non-binding, however, the spirit of the partnership is clear:
Nvidia and
OpenAI will be working closely together to enable each other's businesses.Next, let's discuss the figures you may have seen in the headlines.
Nvidia, for example, has pledged to invest $100 billion into
OpenAI. The details, however, paint a slightly different picture than the headlines. What the deal essentially outlines is
OpenAI's intention to purchase
Nvidia hardware for a massive, multiyear infrastructure buildout. According to a press release,
OpenAI intends to "build and deploy at least 10 gigawatts of AI data centers with
NVIDIA systems representing millions of GPUs for
OpenAI's next-generation AI infrastructure." In return,
Nvidia will invest in
OpenAI equity in tranches, with each funding tranche being initiated as the infrastructure gradually expands. Continue reading
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