Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told President Donald Trump that Nvidia would not allow an AI slowdown after Trump raised the issue during a phone call heard on stage at the All-In Summit in Los Angeles. About 70% of Americans oppose local data center construction in Gallup polling, with more than 50% citing environmental resource impacts. The focus shifts from a proposed slowdown to arguing that the industry will keep building in a more prudent way rather than stopping.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang put President Trump on speakerphone while onstage to address AI fears at the All-In Summit. Trump said the “robots will not be taking over,” calling the concern a “hoax.” The public framing of AI risk shifted from broader “frontier” pacing debates to a direct reassurance tied to the president’s remarks.
Michael Dell’s net worth nearly doubled as Dell Technologies’ share price and AI-related revenue rose, moving him up the Bloomberg Billionaires Index to become the fifth richest person. Dell’s wealth increased by $122 billion to $262 billion over the past year. Dell shares up 327% since the start of the year and quarterly revenue of $47 billion reflect this shift, and his stake gains have also lifted his position on billionaire rankings.
Perplexity added Portable Computer, a local version of its Perplexity Computer agent, to its Windows app for compatible NVIDIA RTX PCs. It is available on systems with NVIDIA GeForce RTX or RTX PRO GPUs with 24GB or more of VRAM. The change lets Windows users run multistep tasks locally without consuming Perplexity Computer credits for work finished on-device, while optionally prompting for permission to use cloud models when needed.
NVIDIA open-sourced OSMO as a Kubernetes-native workflow orchestrator that runs physical AI training, simulation, and robot testing from one YAML across multiple GPU and edge tiers. OSMO release 6.3.1 tightened default authorization by adjusting the default osmo-user role, and the dataset CLI was scheduled to be removed in 6.4. Teams now describe full pipelines at a platform level (not cluster names) and gain built-in scheduling, interactive remote development, and RBAC/OAuth/TLS integration while migrating away from the standalone dataset CLI.
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