Nvidia has committed to building a $500 billion artificial intelligence infrastructure in the US over the next four years as part of a strategic response to the manufacturing challenges posed by tariffs. This investment aims to enhance its capabilities to produce supercomputers domestically, which is crucial given the rising demand for AI technology. Key manufacturing partnerships with entities like Foxconn and Wistron in Texas will enable Nvidia to establish new factories. The move comes in light of tariff threats from President Trump, affecting Nvidia’s market valuation but aiming to bolster its supply chain.
Nvidia has announced plans to invest $500bn in AI infrastructure in the US over the next four years, responding to growing demand and tariff challenges.
CEO Jensen Huang highlighted that American manufacturing will enhance supply chain resilience and enable Nvidia to meet the skyrocketing demand for AI chips.
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