As reported by CNBC, on August 27, Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, stood up for the company's continuous financial backing of the artificial intelligence (AI) surge and responded to external criticisms. Some critics contend that NVIDIA's financial assistance to other AI firms is a ploy to artificially inflate its own revenue figures. Huang clarified that today's AI startups are in dire need of substantial financial aid, given the exorbitant costs and significant capital investments required for AI development and deployment. Thanks to the AI boom, NVIDIA has amassed a considerable amount of cash, which it is now channeling into investments across various entities within the AI ecosystem, including developers of AI models and emerging cloud service providers. He underscored that these investments are a testament to the unprecedented funding scale necessary for establishing state-of-the-art AI companies. NVIDIA aspires to act as both an investor and a collaborator to these enterprises, working hand in hand to scale up their operations. Huang also highlighted that NVIDIA's computational infrastructure can be flexibly reallocated in response to demand fluctuations, thereby minimizing the risk associated with any single investment. Moreover, he asserted that the invested funds are poised to generate substantial returns with minimal risk exposure.