$2 billion
Investment announced in Nebius to help the AI cloud provider expand hyperscale AI infrastructure. Reuters reported that the move added Nebius to Nvidia’s growing list of bets on AI firms and data-center infrastructure, showing how Nvidia is using capital to reinforce the broader ecosystem that consumes its chips and software.
$2 billion
Investment announced in Coherent to support research, development and U.S. manufacturing in photonics and optics for next-generation AI infrastructure. Reuters described it as part of Nvidia’s broader effort to secure critical technologies around advanced processors as AI systems demand more networking and optical capacity.
$2 billion
Investment announced in Lumentum alongside the Coherent deal, reinforcing Nvidia’s strategy of investing beyond chips into the optical and photonic layer needed to scale AI computing and data-center buildouts in the United States.
$30 billion
Investment reported to be close to finalization in OpenAI, giving Nvidia a direct stake in one of its largest and most strategically important customers. Reuters said the financing round sought more than $100 billion and would value OpenAI at about $830 billion, underlining how Nvidia was moving from chip supplier to capital partner in the AI stack.
$60 billion
Investment talks involving Nvidia, Amazon and Microsoft in OpenAI signaled how intensely major technology firms were competing to secure influence over the company at the center of generative AI. Reuters reported that Nvidia was discussing an investment of up to $30 billion as part of a broader round that could reach this total amount.
$1 billion
Investment reported in Poolside, an AI startup whose funding round would sharply raise its valuation and deepen Nvidia’s exposure to the application layer of artificial intelligence. Reuters said the deal could begin at $500 million and rise further if fundraising targets were met.
$1 billion
Investment announced for a 2.9% stake in Nokia as part of a deal focused on AI and data centers, giving Nvidia a foothold in telecom equipment and infrastructure that can support broader AI deployment. Reuters reported that Nokia’s shares rose sharply on the announcement.
$40 billion
Deal struck by an investor group including BlackRock, Microsoft and Nvidia to buy one of the world’s biggest data-center operators, showing how Nvidia’s involvement in AI infrastructure was extending beyond chips into ownership of strategic computing capacity. Reuters said the target had nearly 80 facilities.
$100 billion
Investment commitment announced with OpenAI that tied one of the world’s most important AI model builders more closely to the dominant supplier of AI chips. Reuters reported that the arrangement also involved Nvidia supplying data-center chips and taking non-voting shares, making it both a financing and ecosystem-shaping transaction.
$30 billion
Initial investment target attached to the AI Infrastructure Partnership after Nvidia and xAI joined the consortium backed by Microsoft, BlackRock and MGX. Reuters said the group aimed first to invest more than this amount in AI-related projects and then mobilize up to $100 billion including debt financing, highlighting the scale of capital now flowing into data centers and energy systems for artificial intelligence.