Nvidia is partnering with Spectro Cloud, a startup backed by Goldman Sachs, to simplify AI adoption and management.

The company envisions the addition of generative AI in robotics, machines, autonomous vehicles and physical devices.

At present, AI Cloud Protect runs on NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPUs, but will also run on the upcoming BlueField-4 DPU and is said to offer six times the compute power and two times the network throughput for AI inference and storage processing. This should help accelerate AI development.

At its GTC DC event, the company announced major initiatives spanning quantum computing, 6G networks and “AI factories” built with the United States Department of Energy and Oracle Corp. — all framed as part of what executives described as America’s next industrial and scientific renaissance.

Nvidia is working with several communications companies, including Booz Allen, Cisco, MITRE, ODC and T-Mobile to create what they're calling America's first AI-native wireless stack for 6G, integrating advanced AI across hardware, software and architecture to prepare future networks for the growth of AI traffic.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s 90-minute keynote was a quiet statement of American power – kinda. But he had some surprises up his leather sleeve.

Nvidia and Palantir Technologies have announced a strategic partnership to integrate Nvidias cutting-edge chips and software with Palantirs data analytics platforms, aiming to revolutionize decision-making in

Nvidia unveiled an expanded Mega Omniverse Blueprint for factory-scale digital twins, with Siemens and FANUC first to align. Industry giants such as Foxconn, Toyota, TSMC and Lucid are simulating entire production lines, plants and logistics in virtual environments, enabling rapid optimization, predictive maintenance and resilient supply chains.

Nvidia and Palantir have both witnessed enormous valuation expansion throughout the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution.

Chips aren’t the only star of the massive agreement. AMD’s software efforts have slowly turned it into a more formidable competitor to Nvidia.

NVIDIA is investing $1 billion to enable Nokia to accelerate development of a 6G platform to support artificial intelligence networks and infrastructure.