Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang has described the artificial intelligence (AI) agent platform OpenClaw as the most successful open-source model to date, comparing its potential to ChatGPT.
“It was open-sourced just recently, a few weeks ago. It is now the largest, most popular, and the most successful open-source project in the history of humanity,” Huang said. “This is definitely the next ChatGPT.”
OpenClaw’s capabilities
In an interview with CNBC on Tuesday, Huang emphasised that OpenClaw enables users to perform complex tasks and automation with minimal effort.
“In one line of code, you could create your own agent,” he said. “I would get a small computer—we have one called DGX Spark—or you could set it up in the cloud. With just one line of code, you can create your own agent and then simply ask it to do whatever you want.”
Huang noted that the AI landscape has evolved significantly, with multiple major players now competing alongside OpenAI.
“It used to be just OpenAI. Now it’s OpenAI, xAI, Meta, and Anthropic and, of course, OpenClaw,” he said. “OpenClaw is such a big deal. It is as significant as ChatGPT, no doubt.”
He added that integrating these advancements into Nvidia’s platform is driving further growth.
Nvidia’s growth outlook
Addressing Nvidia’s recent stock performance, Huang said that while growth may have appeared modest at times, the company’s momentum is accelerating.
“The market is a magical place, but it can’t hold us back forever,” he said. “Our growth is accelerating. Our customer base is expanding well beyond the hyperscalers, and we’re adding more AI capabilities to our platform.”
Huang added that Nvidia is continuing to invest heavily in AI. “I guess our company is at a scale that nobody’s ever seen before,” he said.
Towards $10 trillion valuation
Asked whether Nvidia could become the world’s first $10 trillion company, Huang said it was within the realm of possibility.
“Absolutely possible. That’s our hope, and I think we’re on our way there,” he said. “The market will take care of itself. Our growth is accelerating and the ways we use AI are increasing. And now, of course, OpenClaw is a very big deal.”
“It was open-sourced just recently, a few weeks ago. It is now the largest, most popular, and the most successful open-source project in the history of humanity,” Huang said. “This is definitely the next ChatGPT.”
OpenClaw’s capabilities
In an interview with CNBC on Tuesday, Huang emphasised that OpenClaw enables users to perform complex tasks and automation with minimal effort.
“In one line of code, you could create your own agent,” he said. “I would get a small computer—we have one called DGX Spark—or you could set it up in the cloud. With just one line of code, you can create your own agent and then simply ask it to do whatever you want.”
Huang noted that the AI landscape has evolved significantly, with multiple major players now competing alongside OpenAI.
“It used to be just OpenAI. Now it’s OpenAI, xAI, Meta, and Anthropic and, of course, OpenClaw,” he said. “OpenClaw is such a big deal. It is as significant as ChatGPT, no doubt.”
He added that integrating these advancements into Nvidia’s platform is driving further growth.
Nvidia’s growth outlook
Addressing Nvidia’s recent stock performance, Huang said that while growth may have appeared modest at times, the company’s momentum is accelerating.
“The market is a magical place, but it can’t hold us back forever,” he said. “Our growth is accelerating. Our customer base is expanding well beyond the hyperscalers, and we’re adding more AI capabilities to our platform.”
Huang added that Nvidia is continuing to invest heavily in AI. “I guess our company is at a scale that nobody’s ever seen before,” he said.
Towards $10 trillion valuation
Asked whether Nvidia could become the world’s first $10 trillion company, Huang said it was within the realm of possibility.
“Absolutely possible. That’s our hope, and I think we’re on our way there,” he said. “The market will take care of itself. Our growth is accelerating and the ways we use AI are increasing. And now, of course, OpenClaw is a very big deal.”
