NVIDIA's supply commitments jumped $119B to $279B in a quarter — but post-Jensen negotiation risk looms
tengyanAI · x · 2026-11-14
- The author argues Jensen Huang's pull mattered most when HBM was still a bet SK hynix and Samsung had to be talked into; that era is over, and NVIDIA locked in supply before his departure.
- Key figure: NVIDIA's purchase commitments jumped from $119B to $279B in a single quarter, mostly memory.
- The real risk isn't suppliers deprioritizing NVIDIA tomorrow — they won't — but that the next round of negotiations happens without Jensen, while memory makers now hold more leverage. The quoted post also flags potential impact on SK hynix's relationship with NVIDIA.
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