Nvidia AI News & Updates

Microsoft Deploys Massive Nvidia Blackwell Ultra GPU Clusters to Compete with OpenAI's Data Center Expansion

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced the deployment of the company's first large-scale AI system comprising over 4,600 Nvidia GB300 rack computers with Blackwell Ultra GPUs, promising to roll out hundreds of thousands of these GPUs globally across Azure data centers. The announcement strategically counters OpenAI's recent $1 trillion commitment to build its own data centers, with Microsoft emphasizing it already possesses over 300 data centers in 34 countries capable of running next-generation AI models. Microsoft positions itself as uniquely equipped to handle frontier AI workloads and future models with hundreds of trillions of parameters.

OpenAI Secures Multi-Billion Dollar Infrastructure Deals with AMD and Nvidia, Plans More Partnerships

OpenAI has announced unprecedented deals with AMD and Nvidia worth hundreds of billions of dollars to acquire AI infrastructure, including an unusual arrangement where AMD grants OpenAI up to 10% equity in exchange for using their chips. CEO Sam Altman indicates OpenAI plans to announce additional major deals in coming months to support building 10+ gigawatts of AI data centers, despite current revenue of only $4.5 billion annually. These deals involve circular financing structures where chip makers essentially fund OpenAI's purchases in exchange for equity stakes.

Alibaba Partners with Nvidia to Integrate Physical AI Development Tools into Cloud Platform

Alibaba has announced a partnership with Nvidia to integrate Physical AI software stack into its cloud platform, enabling development of robotics, autonomous vehicles, and smart spaces through synthetic data generation. The deal coincides with Alibaba's expanded AI investment beyond $50 billion and the launch of its new Qwen 3-Max language model with 1 trillion parameters.

OpenAI Expands Stargate Project with Five New AI Data Centers Across US

OpenAI announced plans to build five new AI data centers across the United States through partnerships with Oracle and SoftBank as part of its Stargate project. The expansion will bring total planned capacity to seven gigawatts, enough to power over five million homes, supported by a $100 billion investment from Nvidia for AI processors and infrastructure.

Nvidia Commits $100 Billion Investment in OpenAI Infrastructure Partnership

Nvidia announced plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI to build massive AI data centers with 10 gigawatts of computing power. The partnership aims to reduce OpenAI's reliance on Microsoft while accelerating infrastructure development for next-generation AI models.

Huawei Unveils SuperPoD Interconnect Technology to Challenge Nvidia's AI Infrastructure Dominance

Huawei announced new SuperPoD Interconnect technology that can link up to 15,000 AI graphics cards to increase compute power, directly competing with Nvidia's NVLink infrastructure. This development comes amid China's ban on domestic companies purchasing Nvidia hardware, positioning Huawei as a key alternative for AI infrastructure in the Chinese market.

Nvidia Acquires $5 Billion Intel Stake for Joint AI Chip Development Partnership

Nvidia has purchased a $5 billion stake in Intel, becoming one of its largest shareholders with 4% ownership. The partnership will focus on developing integrated CPU-GPU architectures for data centers and consumer PCs, combining Intel's x86 manufacturing with Nvidia's AI chip technology and NVLink interface.

China Bans Domestic Tech Companies from Purchasing Nvidia AI Chips

China's Cyberspace Administration has banned domestic tech companies from buying Nvidia AI chips and ordered companies like ByteDance and Alibaba to stop testing Nvidia's RTX Pro 6000D servers. This follows previous US licensing requirements and represents a significant blow to China's tech ecosystem, as Nvidia dominates the global AI chip market with the most advanced processors available.

Nvidia Announces Rubin CPX GPU for Million-Token Context Processing

Nvidia unveiled the Rubin CPX GPU at the AI Infrastructure Summit, specifically designed to handle context windows exceeding 1 million tokens for enhanced long-context AI tasks. The chip is optimized for disaggregated inference infrastructure and will improve performance on applications like video generation and software development. The Rubin CPX is expected to be available by the end of 2026.

Nvidia's AI Chip Revenue Heavily Concentrated Among Just Two Mystery Customers

Nvidia reported record Q2 revenue of $46.7 billion, with nearly 40% coming from just two unidentified customers who purchased AI chips directly. The company's growth is largely driven by the AI data center boom, though this customer concentration presents potential business risks.