Nvidia CEO: AI is Crucial Infrastructure, Trillions More to Be Invested

Published: Mar 11, 2026 13:48

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According to Cailian Press, on Tuesday (the 10th), US Eastern Time, Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun unusually published a long blog post in his personal capacity titled “AI is a five layer cake,” and wrote: “We are just getting started with this buildout. We’ve already invested hundreds of billions of dollars. There are trillions of dollars of infrastructure yet to be built.” Huang Renxun wrote: “Artificial intelligence is one of the most powerful forces shaping the world today. It is not an intelligent app or a single model; like electricity and the internet, it is indispensable infrastructure.”

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