NVIDIA's CEO, Jensen Huang, voiced his astonishment at OpenAI's multi-billion-dollar agreement with its competitor, AMD. He revealed that he had not been privy to this information beforehand. In this deal, AMD has bestowed upon OpenAI a substantial equity interest. In return, OpenAI has committed to utilizing and aiding in the refinement of AMD's next-generation AI GPU chips. In a parallel move, NVIDIA has opted to invest in OpenAI, thereby becoming one of its stakeholders. Huang stated that this transaction signifies NVIDIA's inaugural direct product sale to OpenAI, encompassing a comprehensive infrastructure solution. Nevertheless, he pointed out that OpenAI is currently short of the necessary funds to meet the associated expenses. By 2025, OpenAI has inked cooperation agreements valued at roughly $1 trillion. Bloomberg has highlighted that NVIDIA's investment has drawn criticism, being labeled as a 'circular transaction.' OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, asserted that OpenAI is poised to make further strategic moves in the upcoming months. He expressed unwavering confidence in the company's prospects, believing that despite the considerable disparity between its current revenue and the trillion-dollar mark, significant investments will ultimately bear fruit. Simultaneously, he underscored that achieving this vision necessitates the backing of the industry, and OpenAI will work hand in hand with a multitude of partners to progress.