Sept. 23/2025
The AI industry just created one of the strangest financial feedback loops in tech history: OpenAI has committed $300 billion to Oracle for cloud services, Oracle must then buy billions in Nvidia GPUs to deliver that compute, and Nvidia is investing $100 billion back into OpenAI to keep the cycle alive. It is a perfect circle of money and chips, where soaring stock prices, trillion-dollar ambitions, and the future of AI infrastructure are all locked together in a loop that looks as fascinating as it is strategic.
Yet beneath the headline numbers, the reality is more nuanced. Nvidia’s contribution is not just cash but also hardware, infrastructure, and equity, while Oracle’s spending covers data centers, power, and operations beyond GPUs. The timelines are staggered, with contracts starting in 2026 and 2027, which means the loop plays out over years, not overnight. Still, the dynamic is clear: the most powerful players in AI are now funding, supplying, and depending on each other in ways that tighten their grip on the future of artificial intelligence.
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