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    Nathan Lambert Suggests Nvidia Acquire Hugging Face

    AI2 researcher argues the deal would cheaply deepen CUDA ties with open-source models.

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    Nathan Lambert, post-training lead at the Allen Institute for AI, posted on X that Nvidia should acquire Hugging Face. He argued the deal would cheaply deepen CUDA integrations with the open-source ecosystem, at a cost comparable to training leading open models. Lambert linked the idea to Nvidia's growing openness in 2025. The single post presents the proposal as strategic advice rather than a confirmed plan or transaction.

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    @natolambertNvidia should acquire huggingface as a cheap way to build deeper integrations between CUDA and the open-source ecosystem. Almost as cheap as training leading open models themselves, and in line with increased openness from Nvidia in 2025.

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    @natolambertNvidia should acquire huggingface as a cheap way to build deeper integrations between CUDA and the open-source ecosystem. Almost as cheap as training leading open models themselves, and in line with increased openness from Nvidia in 2025.