Nvidia to announce $2 billion in new European AI investments next week
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced the company plans to invest an additional $2 billion in European AI next week, supplementing the $8 billion already invested over the past year. Nvidia also revealed new funding for four French AI startups: Doctolib (healthcare technology), Genesis AI (robotics), Pigment (business software), and Entalpic (chemistry and materials research). Huang urged Europe to accelerate AI development, emphasizing open-source models, technological sovereignty, and robotics, stating, “Europe needs to get in the race.”
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