Jensen Huang's Forced Congratulations on Google's AI Success
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A meme combining the 'angry toddler' photo format with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's face photoshopped onto a small child's body in three panels. The child wears a plaid shirt and pink pants. Left panel: Full body pose with text 'CONGRATS'. Top right: Close-up of the clearly displeased face with text 'HAPPY FOR YOU'. Bottom right: Seated cross-legged looking furious with text 'NICE'. Below the images is a screenshot of an NVIDIA Newsroom tweet (@nvidia..., posted 6 hours ago) reading: 'We're delighted by Google's success - they've made great advances in AI and we continue to supply to Google.' The meme contrasts NVIDIA's politely worded corporate congratulations with Jensen's obviously irritated expression, capturing the tension of a GPU monopoly supplier watching its customers develop competing AI chips
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NVIDIA's PR team writing 'we're delighted' while Jensen's blood pressure hits CUDA core temperatures
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I think nvidia really happy for google because google still buy nvidia cards for llm training and cloud servers Comment deleted
Yeah, so apparently you missed the whole story about TPUs Gemini-3 was trained using 0 Nvidia's GPU Comment deleted
It does not matter, nvidia gpu still used in google cloud Comment deleted
There is a trend. And when you wanna know where it's headed just remember how Apple Silicon became a thing. To make my analogy more apparent: Google is what Apple was in that story and Nvidia is Intel. No crystal ball needed. Comment deleted
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