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Nvidia Floats $2,000 a Year per GPU for Agent Software

Jensen Huang put the cost of running Nvidia's AI agent software at about $2,000 per GPU per year during a question and answer session at GTC Berlin on 22 October 2026. Nvidia's existing AI Enterprise platform lists at $4,500 per GPU for a year.

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US Treasury Adds Russia and North Korea to Investment Curbs

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CXMT Guided to 742% Revenue Growth and Its Shares Still Fell

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Japan Will Fund $21bn of Chip Fabs the US Part-Owns

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ASML Says Its 2027 and 2028 Supply Will Fall Short of Demand

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Microsoft Will Run Most of Its AI on Chips It Designs

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Qualcomm Licenses Huawei's LogicFolding Chip Patents

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NVIDIA

Semiconductors & AI computing · Santa Clara, California, US

The dominant supplier of accelerated computing for AI training and inference, and increasingly a platform company spanning chips, networking, software and robotics.

Schneider Electric

Energy management & industrial automation · Rueil-Malmaison, France

Global provider of power distribution, cooling and automation systems, and a critical supplier to the AI data centre build-out.

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Where capital becomes compute.

AI data centres are purpose-built facilities that house dense clusters of accelerators, with power, cooling and networking designed for training and serving large models.

Intelligence that perceives and acts in the physical world.

Physical AI refers to AI systems embodied in machines that sense their environment, reason about it and take physical actions: robots, autonomous vehicles, drones and industrial equipment driven by foundation models.

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AI Data Centers

The buildings, cooling, networking and grid connections that turn capital into compute.

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