Jensen Huang bets Nvidia's next leg of growth on turning AI compute into an investable asset
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Jensen Huang used a Goldman Sachs conference appearance to argue that the constraints on AI's build-out are expanding from silicon into finance, and that Nvidia's next unlock is getting its systems recognized as collateral rather than as depreciating equipment. "We're moving Nvidia Compute from technology to an investable asset," the founder and chief executive told the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference, calling it "a huge untapped opportunity" that "at the moment, none of it is being valued."
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