Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addresses AI debt fears in interview
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Huang told Yahoo Finance's Deirdre Bosa that Nvidia GPUs stay productive for seven or eight years, arguing the chips themselves answer whether neoclouds can pay for their AI buildouts. He spoke after GTC Berlin.
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