Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in a post on X that the company’s collaboration with Microsoft brought GPU supercomputing to the Azure cloud platform, a move he said helped OpenAI train GPT models. Huang used the post to look back on the history of the partnership and highlighted the scale of the engineering effort behind it. According to him, the project required thousands of engineer-years of work from both sides.
Huang also said the collaboration pushed Nvidia to rethink Windows for what he described as the era of personal agents. He added that he was proud of what the two companies had built together. The remarks were attributed to Huang’s X account, @JensenHuang, and were cited by Techub News in a brief report.
Techub News reported that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, writing on X, looked back on the company’s partnership with Microsoft.
Huang said the two companies worked together to bring GPU supercomputing to Microsoft Azure, which he said helped OpenAI train GPT models.
He also said the collaboration prompted Nvidia to rethink Windows for the era of personal agents. Huang added that the effort took thousands of engineer-years of work and said he was proud of what the two sides had achieved together.
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