The Chinese government has issued official guidance that mandates new data centre projects receiving state funds must use domestic artificial intelligence chips, according to Reuters, citing people ...

Nvidia has joined a growing coalition of Indian and US investors backing the country’s deep-tech startups, as the group secured more than USD 850 million in new capital commitments to bridge a ...

Nvidia has joined forces with Indian and US investors, pledging over $850 million to bolster India's deep-tech startups. The India Deep Tech Alliance now boasts $2 billion in commitments, aiming to ...

The latest round of investments brings in heavyweight names such as Qualcomm Ventures, Activate AI, InfoEdge Ventures, Chirate Ventures and Kalaari Capital. Unlike consumer-focused ventures, deep-tech ...

Investing.com-- NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) will join the India Deep Tech Alliance– a group of private equity and venture capital investors that will invest in and mentor Indian tech startups, ...

NVIDIA will help the IDTA integrate AI and computing technologies with scientific and engineering challenge The IDTA is also entering into the second phase of expansion and has secured fresh capital ...

Nvidia is joining as a strategic advisor, so it's not just about the money. The business will share its knowledge, provide training, and help new businesses use its sophisticated AI and computing ...

(Reuters) -Nvidia on Wednesday joined Indian and U.S. investors backing the south Asian country's deep-tech startups as the group added new members and secured more than $850 million in capital ...

Nvidia has thrown its weight behind India’s Deep Tech Alliance, joining a new wave of investors backing the country’s next generation of AI and semiconductor startups as the group locks in more than ...

Nvidia and Qualcomm Ventures have joined a U.S.–India investor coalition backing research‑heavy startups, which has has secured more than $850 million in capital commitments to address a chronic ...

Nvidia's $5 trillion market capitalization surpasses India's GDP, but this comparison is flawed. Market cap reflects investor expectations of future profits, while GDP measures annual economic output.