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Insiders: Nvidia's $100 billion partnership agreement with OpenAI is stalled

According to Global Network reports, informed sources revealed that Nvidia originally planned to invest up to $100 billion (approximately 696.456 billion yuan) in OpenAI for training and running the latest artificial intelligence models. However, due to internal doubts within the company, this highly anticipated deal is currently at a standstill.In September last year, Nvidia and OpenAI publicly announced their collaboration at Nvidia's headquarters in Santa Clara, California. At that time, the two parties signed a memorandum of understanding, with Nvidia committing to build at least 10 GW of computing power for OpenAI and investing up to $100 billion to help cover related costs, while OpenAI agreed to lease Nvidia chips. OpenAI expected negotiations to be finalized quickly, but as of now, discussions remain in the early stages. Currently, both parties are reassessing the prospects for collaboration, and the latest proposal may shift towards a dollar equity investment in OpenAI's current funding round.Informed sources further revealed that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has privately emphasized in recent months that the initial $100 billion agreement is not binding and is far from finalized. He also criticized OpenAI for lacking sufficient discipline in commercial advancement and expressed concerns about its strong competition with rivals like Anthropic. In response, an OpenAI spokesperson stated, "The details of the collaboration are still being advanced. Nvidia's technology has supported our breakthroughs from the very beginning and drives the current system, and it will remain central as we scale in the future."

Insiders in the cryptocurrency industry meet with key U.S. senators to discuss negotiations on market structure legislation

According to CoinDesk, on Wednesday, as negotiations on the cryptocurrency market structure bill in the U.S. Senate are set to pause, some leaders in the crypto industry met with key lawmakers. Kara Calvert, Vice President of U.S. Policy at Coinbase, stated after the meeting, "This was a meeting that showcased bipartisan interest and momentum. We will enter the bill amendment phase and need to find areas of compromise to achieve this goal."Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott chaired the meeting, which included industry advocacy groups such as the Blockchain Association, the Digital Chamber of Commerce, and the DeFi Education Fund, as well as Democratic lawmakers, Goldman Sachs, BNY Mellon, and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA). Scott stated in a statement that senators "are thoughtfully and prudently examining the bill text."Participants noted that this is the last opportunity to clarify positions for 2025, such as the defense of software developers' rights in DeFi. They mentioned that while no new issues were resolved, the groundwork was laid for negotiations in January. Cody Carbon, CEO of the Digital Chamber of Commerce, described the meeting: "While there are still several significant policy issues to resolve, we are optimistic that these obstacles can be cleared, as Senate leaders took the time to meet with us before leaving Washington for the holidays, and they are committed to finding consensus to establish rules for digital assets in the U.S."

Insiders: Hasset has become the top candidate to take over the Federal Reserve, which may usher in a historic turning point for the Fed

According to informed sources, as the selection process for the new chair of the Federal Reserve enters its final weeks, Kevin Hassett, the director of the National Economic Council, has emerged as the top contender to take over the Federal Reserve in the eyes of White House advisors and Trump allies.Anonymous sources indicate that if Hassett is appointed, Trump will place a close ally he knows and trusts in the independent central bank. Some individuals point out that Hassett is seen as someone who can bring Trump's interest rate cut ideas into the Federal Reserve—an institution that Trump has long sought to influence, now facing a historic turning point.However, they also caution that Trump is known for his unpredictable personnel decisions, and everything remains uncertain until the official nomination is announced. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated in a release, "No one can predict his decisions until President Trump takes action." Fox News White House reporter Edward Lawrence also noted that there is currently no frontrunner in the selection of the next Federal Reserve chair.A senior U.S. official confirmed that the final candidate list has not yet been submitted to the White House. The selection of the Federal Reserve chair and board members has traditionally been the most direct way for a president to influence the central bank. Trump nominated the current chair, Jerome Powell, during his first term, and he expressed deep regret over that decision when Powell did not proceed with rate cuts as expected.Hassett is highly aligned with Trump in economic policy, with both believing that further rate cuts are necessary. (Jin Shi)
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