NVIDIA is a leading technology company renowned for its graphics processing units (GPUs) and AI computing solutions, significantly contributing to advancements in AI, gaming, data centers, and automotive markets.
Supermicro has announced expanded production and liquid-cooling capabilities to support NVIDIA's upcoming Vera Rubin and Rubin platforms, aiming to accelerate delivery of next-generation AI data center solutions.
NVIDIA introduced Alpamayo, a new family of open-source AI models, simulation tools, and datasets designed to help autonomous vehicles reason through complex real-world driving scenarios. The announcement was made at CES 2026.
Nvidia has launched its new Rubin platform, a six-chip architecture designed to power next-generation AI supercomputers. The system introduces major advances in compute efficiency, networking, and storage, and will be deployed by major cloud providers starting in the second half of 2026.
Nvidia has reached a non-exclusive licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq valued at around $20 billion. The agreement includes licensing Groq’s inference technology and hiring key executives, including founder Jonathan Ross and president Sunny Madra, while Groq continues operating independently.
NVIDIA, along with researchers from Stanford and Caltech, has introduced NitroGen, an open-source AI model capable of playing more than 1,000 video games. Trained on 40,000 hours of gameplay, the model shows potential for use in robotics and simulation.
Liberty Defense Technologies has joined the NVIDIA Connect Program to enhance its AI-powered threat detection systems, leveraging NVIDIA's GPU technologies and AI frameworks for improved performance and scalability.
NVIDIA has unveiled the Nemotron 3 family of open AI models designed to improve efficiency and scalability in multi-agent systems. The lineup includes Nano, Super, and Ultra models built on a hybrid mixture-of-experts architecture, with Nemotron 3 Nano available now and larger versions expected in 2026.
NVIDIA and Synopsys have announced a multi-year strategic partnership that includes a $2 billion investment by NVIDIA in Synopsys stock. The collaboration focuses on AI engineering, accelerated computing, and digital twin technologies using NVIDIA's CUDA and Omniverse platforms.
Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, announced a partnership with OpenAI to co-design and manufacture AI data center hardware in the United States, expanding its role in the AI supply chain beyond iPhone assembly.
Microsoft and Nvidia are set to invest up to $15 billion in Anthropic, with the AI company agreeing to purchase $30 billion in computing capacity from Microsoft Azure. The deal deepens ties among major AI players as Anthropic expands its infrastructure and partnerships.
Microsoft will invest $10 billion in a new AI data hub in Sines, Portugal, in collaboration with Start Campus, Nscale, and NVIDIA, expanding its European AI infrastructure.
SoftBank Group Corp. has sold its entire holding in Nvidia for $5.83 billion, reallocating capital toward major artificial intelligence projects including investments in OpenAI and data centers in the U.S.
Digital Realty announced a new phase in its collaboration with NVIDIA to advance AI infrastructure design and deployment at its Manassas, Virginia campus, home to NVIDIA's AI Factory Research Center.
Pure Storage and Cisco have unveiled a new FlashStack Cisco Validated Design integrating NVIDIA AI Enterprise software, unifying compute, storage, and networking to accelerate enterprise AI deployment from pilot to production.
Hyperscale Data announced plans to launch an on-demand NVIDIA GPU cloud platform from its Michigan AI data center, operated by its subsidiary Alliance Cloud Services. The service will offer flexible access to NVIDIA H100, B200, and B300 GPUs for AI and high-performance computing workloads starting in the first half of 2026.
The White House has decided to block Nvidia from selling its B30A AI chip to Chinese customers, halting the company's latest attempt to comply with export restrictions.
DataM Intelligence projects the global AI in edge computing market to grow from $16.54 billion in 2024 to $83.86 billion by 2032, driven by industrial IoT, 5G, and intelligent infrastructure expansion.
RoboForce’s AI robot TITAN was highlighted by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang at the GTC keynote in Washington, D.C., recognizing the company’s advances in physical AI. The company has secured over 11,000 robot orders and is expanding pilot deployments across multiple industries.
China has ordered that state-funded data centers use only domestically made AI chips, effectively barring foreign suppliers such as Nvidia, AMD, and Intel from participating in these projects. The move reinforces Beijing's efforts to reduce reliance on foreign technology and boost local semiconductor production.
NVIDIA and Qualcomm Ventures have joined a $1 billion coalition of U.S. and Indian investors to back India’s deep tech startups, aligning with the country’s new ₹1 trillion research and development initiative.
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