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Founded1993

Key PeopleJensen Huang

HeadquartersSanta Clara, USA

ProductsH100, B200, CUDA

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's Foundation Donates $108M in CoreWeave AI Compute to Researchers

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's foundation has purchased $108.3 million in AI computing capacity from CoreWeave and plans to donate it to universities and nonprofit research institutes. The donation will support science and artificial intelligence research, though it raises questions about NVIDIA's financial ties with CoreWeave amid ongoing investor scrutiny over potential circular financing.

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's Foundation Donates $108M in CoreWeave AI Compute to Researchers

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Recursive Superintelligence raises $650M to build AI systems that autonomously improve themselves

Recursive Superintelligence emerged from stealth with $650 million in funding at a $4.65 billion valuation. Founded by Richard Socher and AI leaders from Meta, Google DeepMind, and OpenAI, the startup aims to create self-improving AI that autonomously identifies its own weaknesses and redesigns itself without human involvement—a long-held goal in AI research.

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Recursive Superintelligence raises $650M to build AI systems that autonomously improve themselves

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Fractile raises $220 million for AI inference chips as Anthropic eyes UK silicon

London-based Fractile secured $220 million in Series B funding to develop AI inference chips that promise to run frontier models 25 times faster at one-tenth the cost of current GPUs. The round, led by Accel with former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger joining as an angel investor, comes as Anthropic enters early discussions to become a customer when the chips launch in 2027.

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Fractile raises $220 million for AI inference chips as Anthropic eyes UK silicon

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NVIDIA Partners with Ineffable Intelligence to Build Next-Gen Reinforcement Learning Infrastructure

NVIDIA has announced an engineering-level collaboration with Ineffable Intelligence, the London-based AI startup founded by AlphaGo architect David Silver. Together, they're building reinforcement learning infrastructure that enables AI systems to discover new knowledge through trial and error, rather than just learning from existing human data. The partnership will leverage NVIDIA's Grace Blackwell platform and upcoming Vera Rubin system.

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NVIDIA Partners with Ineffable Intelligence to Build Next-Gen Reinforcement Learning Infrastructure

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GM lays off 600 IT workers in deliberate AI skills swap as automaker rebuilds tech workforce

General Motors cut more than 10% of its IT department—about 600 employees—not to reduce costs, but to execute a skills swap. The automaker is clearing out workers whose expertise no longer fits and hiring AI-native developers, data engineers, and prompt specialists. The move signals what enterprise AI adoption looks like in practice: rebuilding the workforce from the ground up rather than adding AI tools on top of existing teams.

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GM lays off 600 IT workers in deliberate AI skills swap as automaker rebuilds tech workforce

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NVIDIA and Elon Musk race to put AI data centers in space as Earth-based limits bite

NVIDIA is partnering with five space companies to build orbital AI infrastructure, while Elon Musk's SpaceXAI teams with Anthropic for multi-gigawatt space facilities. The push comes as terrestrial data centers face severe power, water, and land constraints—with some projects facing seven-year permit delays.

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NVIDIA and Elon Musk race to put AI data centers in space as Earth-based limits bite

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Intel CEO confirms Intel and Nvidia collaboration on new products is actively progressing

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan publicly confirmed that Intel and Nvidia are actively developing new products together, eight months after their historic partnership announcement. The collaboration spans AI infrastructure platforms and consumer devices, with the first joint products potentially arriving by 2026. Intel's stock rose following the announcement.

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Intel CEO confirms Intel and Nvidia collaboration on new products is actively progressing

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Nscale Secures $790M Debt Financing to Expand Narvik AI Data Centre in Norway

Nvidia-backed Nscale has secured $790 million in debt financing from major Nordic banks to expand its AI data centre in Narvik, Norway. The AI infrastructure company plans to deploy over 30,000 Nvidia Rubin processing units as part of a 115MW expansion at the Stargate Norway project site, building on its $2 billion Series C funding round from March 2025.

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Nscale Secures $790M Debt Financing to Expand Narvik AI Data Centre in Norway

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China blocks Nvidia H200 purchases despite US approval, pushing domestic chip development

The US Commerce Department approved roughly 10 Chinese firms to buy Nvidia's H200 AI chips, but Beijing is blocking the purchases to steer investment toward domestic chipmakers like Huawei. Despite Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joining President Trump's Beijing summit, the impasse remains, leaving billions in potential revenue frozen as the US-China tech rivalry intensifies.

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China blocks Nvidia H200 purchases despite US approval, pushing domestic chip development

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AI costs surge as companies shift to usage-based pricing, forcing researchers and enterprises to rethink strategies

Major AI providers including GitHub, OpenAI, and Anthropic are abandoning flat subscription models for usage-based pricing, driving AI costs higher than human capital in some cases. Researchers face financial burdens while enterprises burn through annual budgets in months, prompting some to hire people instead of deploying AI tools.

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AI costs surge as companies shift to usage-based pricing, forcing researchers and enterprises to rethink strategies

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8-year-old Nvidia V100 AI GPU modded for $200 crushes modern cards in AI LLM workloads

YouTuber Hardware Haven converted a $100 Nvidia V100 data center GPU with SMX interface into a PCIe card using a custom adapter and 3D-printed cooling. The modded Tesla V100 delivered 130 tokens per second in AI inference tests, outperforming both the RTX 3060 and RX 7800 XT while proving more efficient than modern midrange offerings at just 0.55 tokens per second per watt.

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8-year-old Nvidia V100 AI GPU modded for $200 crushes modern cards in AI LLM workloads

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SPAN wants to install mini data centers in your home—with subsidized electricity and internet

San Francisco startup SPAN is launching a pilot program to install cabinet-sized data center nodes outside homes, partnering with Nvidia and major homebuilders like PulteGroup. The company promises to pay residents' electricity and internet bills in exchange for hosting the liquid-cooled GPU units, charging just a $150 monthly fee. A 100-home trial begins this year, with plans to scale to 80,000 nodes by 2027.

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SPAN wants to install mini data centers in your home—with subsidized electricity and internet

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SiamAI denies U.S. chip export violations amid $2.5 billion investigation into AI servers

Bangkok-based technology firm SiamAI has formally rejected allegations that it circumvented U.S. export restrictions to ship advanced AI servers to China. U.S. prosecutors claim at least $2.5 billion in American AI technology was illegally shipped, with more than $500 million moved between April and mid-May 2025. The case highlights growing tensions over semiconductor controls as Thailand emerges as a critical digital infrastructure hub.

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SiamAI denies U.S. chip export violations amid $2.5 billion investigation into AI servers

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Nvidia exec admits AI costs now exceed what company pays human employees as compute bills soar

Nvidia's Vice President of Applied Deep Learning Bryan Catanzaro revealed that the cost of AI compute for his team now far surpasses employee salaries. The admission highlights a growing challenge across the tech industry as companies like Uber and Swan AI grapple with skyrocketing AI expenses, raising questions about long-term return-on-investment despite aggressive adoption.

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Nvidia exec admits AI costs now exceed what company pays human employees as compute bills soar

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Supermicro execs allegedly smuggled $2.5B in Nvidia AI GPUs to Alibaba through Thailand

US prosecutors identified Bangkok-based OBON Corp as the intermediary in a massive smuggling operation that routed restricted Nvidia AI GPUs to China. The $2.5 billion scheme allegedly involved Supermicro executives using falsified documents and dummy servers to bypass export controls, with Alibaba reportedly among the end customers receiving the banned hardware.

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Supermicro execs allegedly smuggled $2.5B in Nvidia AI GPUs to Alibaba through Thailand

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