What’s Next for Nvidia, AI Market After Jensen Huang Admits to Affair?: Live Q&A
THE SO WHAT
The fact that a live Q&A on one executive’s affair is framed as an “AI market” event shows how concentrated narrative and pricing power have become. Use this window to revisit vendor concentration risk and identify at least one credible non-Nvidia path for your most sensitive workloads.
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