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Nvidia CEO says new OpenAI investment may be largest yet

Jensen Huang calls the artificial intelligence research organisation “one of the most consequential companies of our time”

OpenAI is looking to raise up to US$100 billion in funding, valuing it at about US$830 billion, Reuters has previously reported.

Nvidia’s plan to invest up to US$100 billion in OpenAI has stalled: report

Big Tech companies and investors such as SoftBank Group are racing to forge partnerships with the ChatGPT maker

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says: “If H200 is approved, we will work with TSMC to schedule and plan the supply and deliver as fast as we can.”

Nvidia’s CEO says China is still finalising licence for H200 chip

Huang says Nvidia needed to compete quite vigorously as China has many strong chip companies

Reuters reported last year that US officials believe DeepSeek is aiding China’s military.

Nvidia helped DeepSeek hone AI models later used by China’s military, lawmaker says 

Nvidia’s H800 chip was designed for the China market and sold there before H800s were put under US export controls

The approval covers several hundred thousand H200 chips and was granted during Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang’s visit to China this week.

China approves first batch of Nvidia H200 chip imports: sources

Three major Chinese internet companies will be the first to receive them

CoreWeave is known as a neocloud, a specialised cloud-computing provider used by AI services.

Nvidia invests US$2 billion more in CoreWeave, offers new chip

The world’s most valuable company has pledged tens of billions of US dollars towards AI companies

Microsoft says its chip delivers better performance on some AI tasks than comparable semiconductors from Google and Amazon Web Services.

Microsoft’s latest AI chip to reduce reliance on Nvidia

The Maia 200 chip is being produced by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company

Samsung shares climbed 2.2 per cent after the announcement.

Samsung to start production of HBM4 chips next month for Nvidia supply: source

Both Samsung and SK Hynix will announce their fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday

South Korea’s Samsung and SK Hynix, and Micron, the world’s three largest producers of memory chips, have all said that they were struggling to keep up with demand that boosted their quarterly earnings.

Surging memory chip prices dim outlook for consumer electronics makers

Price increases are expected to persist, possibly into the next year