Nvidia pledges $250 million in computing power to UK safety research
Chipmaker Nvidia, valued at $5.5 trillion, is giving the UK $250 million worth of computing resources for AI safety work. The gift is spread over five years.
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What happened
Nvidia, the chipmaker worth $5.5 trillion, is donating $250 million in computing power to the UK to support AI safety research. The pledge spans five years. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang also announced $2 billion in European investments, including new stakes in French startups.
Why it matters
The funding is aimed at research into the safety and security of AI agents. Huang has also presented open-weight models as Europe's way to close its AI gap.
Coverage
- Nvidia's Jensen Huang pledges $2 billion for Europe, $250 million in compute for UK safety labs (the-decoder.com)
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