Silicon Valley Start-Ups Brace for Life Without Jensen Huang's Investment Backing

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Nvidia has built up a large portfolio of private-company investments under the leadership of Jensen Huang. As of the end of July, the chipmaker held stakes worth $48 billion across 229 private companies. Among those holdings are prominent AI developers OpenAI and Anthropic. The article examines how the start-up ecosystem could be affected by a future without that funding. Huang's championing of emerging companies has made Nvidia one of the sector's most influential backers.

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