NEWS: For the first time, NVIDIA’s AI supercomputers will be built entirely in the U.S. — working with leading manufacturing partners to design and build factories.
Production has also started for NVIDIA Blackwell chips at TSMC’s chip plants in Arizona.
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- A statement from NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang.
- A week full of big announcements — starting with this one. Welcome to the NVIDIA Newsroom.
- NEWS: @nvidia and @intel to develop AI infrastructure and personal computing products. Read the announcement: nvda.ws/4nd2cTk
- NEWS: NVIDIA will resume H20 sales to China. The U.S. government has assured licenses will be granted, with deliveries expected soon. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang also announced a new, fully compliant RTX PRO GPU for China. Read more:
- Together, NVIDIA and OpenAI are expanding the frontier of AI — transforming nearly every industry and unlocking use cases once unimaginable. “There’s no partner but NVIDIA that can do this at this kind of scale, at this kind of speed,” said @OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
- NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang joined Y.L. Wang, TSMC vice president of operations, and Ray Chuang, CEO of TSMC Arizona, in Phoenix today to celebrate the first NVIDIA Blackwell wafer produced in the United States. This achievement marks a huge step forward in paving the way for
- Within the next 4 years, NVIDIA plans to produce up to half a trillion dollars of AI infrastructure in the U.S. — partnering with TSMC, Foxconn, Wistron, Amkor & SPIL. We're meeting the demand for AI chips and supercomputers, strengthening supply chains, and boosting resiliency.
- We welcome the Administration’s leadership and new direction on AI policy. With the AI Diffusion Rule revoked, America will have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to lead the next industrial revolution and create high-paying U.S. jobs, build new U.S.-supplied infrastructure,
- "We’re manufacturing in America again." - NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang at #NVIDIAGTC in D.C. Blackwell — now in full production in Arizona — marks a new chapter for U.S. chipmaking. See how the NVIDIA Blackwell is made:00:00
- 🚨NVIDIA and its partners will start shipping DGX Spark — the world’s smallest AI supercomputer. Early recipients are testing, validating and optimizing their tools, software and models for DGX Spark. Built on the NVIDIA Grace Blackwell architecture, DGX Spark integrates
- NEWS: NVIDIA and HUMAIN, an AI subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, announced plans to build AI factories that will transform the country into a global AI leader. NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang participated in a state visit today to share how this effort
- NEWS: Saudi Arabia and NVIDIA will build AI factories powering the next wave of intelligence. NVIDIA will help deploy AI infrastructure, strengthen the regional ecosystem, and train developers and scientists—fueling growth and prosperity in the region. ➡️nvda.ws/44wH0RH
- NEWS: NVIDIA just reported revenue for the second quarter ended July 27, 2025. - Revenue of $46.7 billion, +6% from Q1 and +56% YoY - Data Center revenue of $41.1 billion, +5% from Q1 and +56% YoY - Blackwell Data Center revenue +17% sequentially ➡️ nvda.ws/45Vpy8q
