
Nvidia is quietly building a multibillion-dollar business beyond its chip empire
NVIDIA is expanding beyond GPUs into software, AI infrastructure, and services, quietly building a multibillion-dollar business to rival its core chip division.
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NVIDIA is expanding beyond GPUs into software, AI infrastructure, and services, quietly building a multibillion-dollar business to rival its core chip division.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang signals massive demand for the Blackwell and Vera Rubin chips, suggesting long-term sales could approach $1 trillion.

The US government is reportedly evaluating new semiconductor export controls that could tighten restrictions on advanced chips used in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing.

Benchmark has raised $225 million in special-purpose funds to deepen its investment in Cerebras, underscoring growing confidence in large-scale AI hardware.

Semiconductor startup Positron has raised $230M in a Series B funding round to scale its AI inference chips and reduce reliance on Nvidia hardware.

Intel plans to begin producing GPUs, entering a market dominated by Nvidia as it expands beyond CPUs and targets AI and data centre demand.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang rejected reports that the company is backing away from its planned $100 billion investment in OpenAI, calling the claims of friction “nonsense.”

Spending on AI infrastructure continues to surge as chipmakers and data centre suppliers report record orders, signalling sustained demand driven by artificial intelligence.

Intel is undergoing major leadership changes under CEO Lip-Bu Tan. Chief of Products Michelle Johnston Holthaus is departing after 30 years, as Intel forms a new custom silicon group and…
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