Nvidia plans to invest US$3 billion in Meta to expand AI cooperation. According to the Wall Street Journal, Nvidia will invest US$3 billion to participate in Meta’s equity financing. Meta plans to run more artificial intelligence agents on its hardware.

NVIDIA plans to invest US$3 billion in Meta to expand AI cooperation. According to the Wall Street Journal, NVIDIA will invest US$3 billion to participate in Meta's equity financing. Meta plans to run more artificial intelligence agents on its hardware. The two parties also announced the expansion of cooperation around Meta artificial intelligence product Muse. Meta will use more NVIDIA infrastructure, including Vera Rubin systems and Vera CPUs, in its next-generation AI agents. Meta plans to raise up to $95 billion through stock issuance for artificial intelligence infrastructure construction. According to CNBC, AMD and Broadcom also expressed their intention to purchase up to US$5 billion in Meta shares in total, but this intention is not binding. This transaction continues the financing model that has attracted recent market attention: NVIDIA provides funds to customers such as OpenAI, and the customers then use the funds to build data centers equipped with NVIDIA chips. Critics call it "circular financing" and warn it could mask real demand. Against the background that investment in AI infrastructure continues to rise, the capital and technology binding between chip manufacturers and large technology companies is further deepening, and the matching between their sustainability and actual computing power needs will continue to be scrutinized by the market. via AI News (author: AI Base)