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Nvidia Invests $100 Billion in OpenAI, Sparking Antitrust Concerns

Nvidia’s $100 billion investment will build AI data centers with 10 gigawatts capacity using millions of GPUs, marking the largest corporate AI infrastructure deal ever.

  • Recently, Nvidia announced plans to invest $100 billion in OpenAI to build and deploy at least 10 gigawatts of AI data centres using millions of NVIDIA GPUs.
  • Strategically, Nvidia aims to accelerate OpenAI's data-centre rollout with its chips while securing long-term hardware demand to fend off rivals like Broadcom.
  • Under the deal structure, the initial $10 billion tranche will fund OpenAI leasing Nvidia GPUs, with Nvidia taking a non-voting stake and the first Vera Rubin GPU installation due in late 2026.
  • Markets reacted as Nvidia's market value rose immediately by more than $220 billion, though analysts flagged circular‑financing risks and potential antitrust scrutiny.
  • Beyond immediate effects, the network would involve millions of NVIDIA graphics cards and electricity demand comparable to several million U.S. households, amid a $2 trillion industry funding gap by 2030.
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Tech Radar broke the news in United Kingdom on Thursday, September 25, 2025.
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