Brad Gerstner

Brad Gerstner × Satya Nadella × Sam Altman

Microsoft’s reset with OpenAI converts roughly $13.4B invested into a 27% fully diluted stake, while Azure keeps stateless API exclusivity through 2030 and gains seven years of royalty-free IP access.The near-term bottleneck is powered data-center capacity, not chips; Azure’s 39% growth and $400B RPO contrast with falling intelligence costs, uncertain consumer monetization, and a looming 50-state regulatory patchwork.

Brad Gerstner × Clark Tang × Jensen Huang

Nvidia’s $100 billion OpenAI partnership could support a self-build hyperscaler, with 10 gigawatts implying roughly $400 billion of potential Nvidia revenue.Jensen Huang says AI demand is much larger than consensus, while Nvidia’s 30x Hopper-to-Blackwell gain and power efficiency strengthen its moat; China and H1B talent remain risks.

Bill Gurley × Brad Gerstner

Trump’s Liberation Day tariffs, the uncertain path to a deal with Xi, and the resulting shock to business investment frame a broader discussion of how geopolitics is reshaping AI.The conversation weighs OpenAI’s strategy and valuation, agent-driven threats to Google, CoreWeave’s durability, and the policy choices that could determine which technology platforms endure.

Bill Gurley × Brad Gerstner

Jensen raised NVIDIA’s AI data-center TAM to $1 trillion annually by 2028, while Bill warned that slower pre-training and customer depreciation cycles challenge the bullish narrative.April 2 tariffs and the Biden diffusion rule remain the major catalysts, with export controls already strengthening Huawei and China’s vertically integrated chip supply chain; AI unit economics could bring broader resets.