Jensen Huang’s Latest Load of Corporate Bollocks

So there I was, halfway through my third bottle of bourbon and trying to debug why some bastard’s Python script had decided to eat 512GB of RAM like it was a bag of crisps, when this news lands in my feed: Jensen “Leather Jacket” Huang has decided Nvidia is “pulling back” from OpenAI and Anthropic. About fucking time, I thought, before reading the excuse he’s trotted out. And what an absolute pile of steaming shite it is.

Apparently, according to our GPU-peddling overlord, this isn’t about money (which is obviously a lie bigger than my electricity bill), nor is it about OpenAI and Anthropic having the temerity to design their own fucking chips like grown-ups. No, Jensen would have you believe it’s about “focusing on ecosystem enablement” or some such marketing wank that translates roughly to “we’ve realised these bastards are eating our lunch, so we’re taking our CUDA toys and going home.”

For years, Nvidia has been shovelling H100s into these companies like a deranged cocaine dealer at a Wall Street party, watching their valuation tick up while pretending they’re “partners.” Now, suddenly, there’s “supply constraints” and “strategic realignments”? Pull the other one, Jensen, it’s got fucking bells on. The only constraint here is your willingness to arm the competition while they build silicon that’ll make your precious GPUs look like glorified space heaters.

The article mentions his explanation raises more questions than answers. No shit, Sherlock. When a CEO starts mumbling about “long-term ecosystem health” instead of “we’re scared shitless they’ll replace us,” you know the shareholders have got him by the leather-clad bollocks. OpenAI and Anthropic are probably scrambling around like headless chickens right now, realising that their “strategic partner” was actually just a drug dealer cutting them off when they started talking about going to rehab.

Here’s what actually happened: Nvidia fed the beast until the beast got too big, and now they’re trying to starve it before it eats them. Except Jensen can’t just say “we’re fucked if they succeed,” so instead we get this mealy-mouthed bollocks about “optimization” and “market dynamics.” Meanwhile, Sam Altman is probably crying into his WorldCoin orb wondering why his black turtleneck doesn’t command the same terror as Jensen’s jacket.

The real kicker? They’ll still sell GPUs to Facebook because Zuck hasn’t figured out how to build a toaster yet, let alone a TPU. But the minute you start looking at custom silicon, Nvidia suddenly remembers they’ve got other customers. Funny that.

Link: https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/04/jensen-huang-says-nvidia-is-pulling-back-from-openai-and-anthropic-but-his-explanation-raises-more-questions-than-it-answers/

Speaking of unanswered questions, this reminds me of the time I told the board we were “optimizing server resources” when I’d actually spent the entire budget on a custom liquid cooling system for my own mining rig. When they asked why the payroll database was running on a Raspberry Pi in a broom cupboard, I told them we were “pivoting to edge computing.” They bought it for three months. That’s the beauty of corporate speak—it sounds like wisdom to anyone who doesn’t know that “ecosystem enablement” is just code for “covering my arse while I screw yours.”

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