Musk Actively Responds to Hiring Jensen Huang, Related Event Probability Currently Only 7%

BlockBeats news, November 13: Yesterday, Jensen Huang announced his departure from Nvidia, the AI chip giant he founded. Subsequently, in response to a netizen's suggestion to hire Jensen Huang to join SpaceX, Musk responded quite seriously, saying "That would be an honor."

Public information shows that Musk and Jensen Huang have known each other for at least 10 years. In 2016, Jensen Huang personally delivered the world's first DGX-1 AI supercomputer to OpenAI (at that time, Musk was deeply involved in the company's affairs). Musk has also publicly called Jensen Huang an "old friend, the closest friend" multiple times. Jensen Huang also said he enjoys working with Musk and once compared Musk to the "ultimate GPU."

In terms of business, Jensen Huang is the top expert and industry operator in the global AI chip/GPU field. Musk's ecosystem has an extreme need for massive computing power and chip capabilities (FSD, Optimus, xAI, space data centers, self-developed accelerators). The two sides indeed have complementary needs.

However, market analysis points out that the probability of Musk directly hiring Jensen Huang to join SpaceX is extremely low. This is mainly because Jensen Huang is a founder-level figure with an extremely high net worth and remains a major shareholder of Nvidia. Analysts believe that deep cooperation based on their existing friendship, with Jensen Huang serving as a senior advisor to Musk or a project partner, is more likely.

As of press time, the probability on prediction platforms that Jensen Huang will join SpaceX this year is only 7%.