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Nvidia and Six Investors Plan $500 Billion for AI Compute
Nvidia is building compute financing platforms with six major investors to mobilize over $500 billion for AI infrastructure.
Artificial intelligence models, systems, and products.
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Nvidia is building compute financing platforms with six major investors to mobilize over $500 billion for AI infrastructure.
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Microsoft is reportedly preparing to unveil its Maia 300 AI chip as soon as next month, ramping production and courting cloud customers like Anthropic.
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Intel is selling $15 billion in common stock to fund capital spending, citing surging AI compute demand, with underwriters able to buy $2.25 billion more.
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Meta's Muse Glimmer packs 30 billion parameters into an Apache 2.0 agentic model that runs locally, with a 131K-token context and 4-bit weights under 20 GB.
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DeepSeek plans a significant increase in API prices as demand for V4-Flash surges, ending the era of ultra-cheap access for developers.
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Longsys is combining high-bandwidth memory, SSDs, and cache software to target the bandwidth and capacity limits of local AI systems.
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Olares will show its RTX 5090M-powered personal AI cloud at IFA Berlin, putting local models and user-owned data at the center of its European debut.
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Kioxia's GP1 Series PCIe 6.0 SSD reaches 10 million IOPS so flash can act as a GPU memory extension for AI, with samples due by year end.
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Anthropic confirmed it is building a custom silicon team to co-design chips and models, a step that reduces its reliance on Nvidia as Claude demand grows.
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SpaceX and Nvidia are designing Starmind AI1, a satellite compute payload with Rubin GPUs and Vera CPUs, as SpaceX commits exclusively to Nvidia.