Jason Calacanis

There have been times when loans were given to incentivize an industry.

So I just want to be clear with you.

There's no discussions of like Solyndra,

You know, type loans.

And why would it be if there's so many people trying to pour capital into this, Brad, and there's so many people trying to buy your shares in a company making $13 billion that's currently valued at $500 billion, which I think is like a 30 to 40 price to sales ratio.

I mean, this company is fully valued and people are still trying to buy the shares.

So Brad, wrap us up here.

Well, and in fairness, $1.4 trillion is a very large number.

I mean, this is a number we've never seen one company say they're going to do a build out of.

Please, yeah.

I mean, so Brad, do you sell your shares to the Trump Sovereign Wealth Fund?

Great segue, Brad.

Thank you.

Jensen told the FT straight up, quote,

China is going to win the AI race.

His argument is that US state-by-state regulations and power constraints are making it harder for US AI companies, as we've discussed here countless times.

Whereas the CCP is obviously just making it super affordable to run all those GPUs.

NVIDIA put out the following statement from him.

As I have long said, China is nanoseconds behind America in AI.

It's vital that America wins by racing ahead and winning developers worldwide.