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I think you're misunderstanding the fundamentals here.
Nvidia hasn't sold anything, they're leasing the GPU's to OpenAI on-top of the $100 billion investment. If OpenAI goes bust tomorrow. Then Nvidia will be stuck with worthless GPU's and a financial liability of $100 billion on their books, cancelling out their profits.
If you read the article, Nvidia isn't the bubble, OpenAI is, Nvidia is exposed, and the fear is if companies like OpenAI goes bust, it can take companies like Nvidia down with them.
Its actually worse looking it up. Turns out that Nvida isn't selling GPU's to OpenAI, they're leasing them to OpenAI. I would put the quotes up, but it runs into my charter limit.
Go to the "Echoes of the dotcom era" part.
Nvidia's big investments in various customers are generating echoes of past booms and busts.
Fortune (fortune.com)
Feature: How to build a trillion-dollar industry: Step 1, invest in your customers. Step 2, sell them stuff
(www.theregister.com)
I do, as the article mentioned he's known to have fixations on projects and selling virtual girlfriends goes against his procreation kink he has going on.
He always came off to me as a 21st century Howard Hughes. In that he had this storied rise, and now we're watching his insane downfall, but without the kleenex box shoes...yet.
We tend to forget they're there. Plus, who wants to go to BMO Field in the winter to feel the lake winds blowing right dead centre into the stands.
Also, depending where you're coming from, transit can suck.
The revenue from the TSN deal is the only thing keeping the CFL from going bankrupt.
While some teams are thriving with fans, others are... well, lets just say flat to shrining.
They've been hoping for a Blue Jays style of revival for awhile now, but atlas no luck.
Because anyone who points that out gets fired. 
You should buy this and secretly put it in all your bathrooms to see how long it takes for anyone to notice. 
Narrator: "The movie was in fact so boring, that he wished he went with the beer instead."
It's because Roblox has had share of creeps too. Hence why people are nervous of children playing it.
Speaking of games for children. You and your daughter might like a game called Wobbly Life, its an open world sandbox physics game you can play co-op together.
I don't know if she'll like it, but its worth a shot if you or anyone is looking for video games both parents and children can play together.