Nvidia is planning new investments in five UK startups, its boss said last night, as it continues to spread its reach across the startup ecosystem.At an event last night in London, Nvidia CEO Jensen H...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced the chip giant's new investments in five UK startups, including AI drug discovery startup Boltz and AI logistics planning startup Hiverge, during an event in London. The investments, which represent minority stakes in the startups, come just hours after Nvidia announced it was investing in four French startups and making a $250m compute donation to UK AI safety and research.
Huang also addressed the West's relations with China in the AI race, advocating for continued dialogue and exchange, with the UK being well-positioned due to its intellectual capital and global standing.
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