SAN FRANCISCO — Nvidia and OpenAI announced Monday a landmark partnership that could reshape the global artificial intelligence landscape, with Nvidia committing up to $100 billion in investment and infrastructure support. The deal includes the supply of advanced data center chips to power OpenAI’s next-generation models and services.
The collaboration brings together two of the most influential players in AI development—Nvidia, the dominant force in AI hardware, and OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT and other leading generative AI systems. The investment is expected to accelerate OpenAI’s computing capabilities, enabling faster model training and broader deployment across industries.
Nvidia’s chips, particularly its H100 and upcoming Blackwell architecture, are central to the AI boom, powering everything from large language models to autonomous systems. By aligning with OpenAI, Nvidia strengthens its position at the heart of the AI supply chain.
The announcement underscores the intensifying race among tech giants to secure computing power and strategic partnerships as AI adoption surges globally.
Source: Nvidia; OpenAI; industry disclosures.
