Topic: #nvidia
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Nvidia backs four French AI startups as Huang meets Macron, report says
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met French President Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée Palace on October 13, and Nvidia disclosed minority stakes in four French AI startups, Crypto Briefing reported.
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Nvidia takes minority stakes in four French AI startups, including Doctolib
Nvidia took minority stakes in Genesis AI, Pigment, Entalpic and Doctolib, Crypto Briefing reported, with CEO Jensen Huang announcing the deals in Paris. Financial terms, stake sizes and valuations weren't disclosed.
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Navitas adds Microchip reference design to its Nvidia 800 V power push
Navitas and Microchip unveiled a joint reference design on October 5, 2026. It's the latest step in Navitas's Nvidia work on 800 VDC power for AI data centers, first announced in May 2025.
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Asbis leans on NVIDIA-heavy AI server sales after reported 476% share rise
Cyprus-based IT distributor Asbis Enterprises is steering toward data centers and AI infrastructure, Crypto Briefing reported, with NVIDIA GPU servers making up about 80% of its server sales.
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Nvidia revenue per employee hits about $7 million, Crypto Briefing estimates
Crypto Briefing estimates Nvidia now brings in roughly $7.2 million in revenue per employee, up from about $1 million three years ago, while profit per worker rose 11.6 times to about $4.6 million.
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Nvidia grants Nebius Exemplar Cloud validation for HGX B300 training racks
Nvidia signed off on Nebius's production HGX B300 racks for training workloads, per an October 8 announcement reported by Crypto Briefing. Nebius also reported the fastest single-node B300 times in MLPerf Training 6.0's closed division.
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SpaceXAI plans to switch on about 420,000 Nvidia GPUs in November, report says
SpaceXAI plans to activate about 420,000 Nvidia GPUs at its Colossus cluster in November, Crypto Briefing reported, as it also leases capacity to Anthropic in a deal that could be worth up to $84.5 billion by 2029.
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California business owner arrested over alleged $300M AI chip smuggling to China
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles arrested Greg Lui, owner of Earthmade Computer Inc., on charges he moved more than $300 million in export-controlled AI servers to China via Malaysia and Singapore.
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General Compute buys Cerebras chip fleet to pair with Nvidia GPUs for AI inference
General Compute, an AI inference neocloud, said it's buying a large fleet of Cerebras wafer-scale chips to run alongside its Nvidia GPUs, with capacity for agentic coding due in Q1 2027, Crypto Briefing reported.
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Zankore secures $3.1B loan for Southeast Asia's largest AI infrastructure hub
Zankore, an Indonesian AI compute platform launched in August, secured $3.1 billion in debt financing from a global banking syndicate to purchase NVIDIA GPUs and build hyperscale infrastructure across Southeast Asia.
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Google developing Frozen v2 chip for Gemini AI
According to reports, Google is developing a custom server chip codenamed Frozen v2 that bakes Gemini's architecture directly into hardware, projecting a 6–10x efficiency gain. The project remains exploratory with no official confirmation from Google, and deployment isn't targeted until 2028.
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Nvidia Vera Rubin AI platform on schedule, customer testing underway
Nvidia's next-generation Vera Rubin AI platform is on track for production ramp-up in May 2026, with customer sampling already underway at AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft. The platform promises up to 10x reduction in inference costs versus Blackwell.
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Nvidia shifts to revenue-sharing model with Australian cloud provider SharonAI
Nvidia announced a six-year partnership with Australian cloud provider SharonAI under a new revenue-sharing model, marking a shift toward predictable, subscription-like income streams from AI infrastructure deployments.
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Nvidia Opens South Korea R&D Center, Strengthens Samsung and SK Hynix Ties
Nvidia announced hiring for a new research and development center in South Korea during CEO Jensen Huang's June 2026 visit, focusing on physical AI, robotics, and infrastructure solutions alongside discussions with the government and Hyundai Motor Group.
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Nvidia CEO Huang: AI tokens now profitable, signaling shift to inference-driven revenue
Jensen Huang declared during Nvidia's Q1 FY2027 earnings call that tokens—units of AI model output—are now profitable for companies, marking a fundamental shift where inference has become a revenue engine rather than just a cost of business.