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Nvidia will provide the UK with $250m worth of computing power over five years for AI safety research. Most of the resource will go to the wider British research community, including university laboratories.
NVIDIA has outlined a three-computer platform for developing and deploying robotaxis, covering model training, simulation and validation, and in-vehicle computing. Its Hyperion 10 architecture uses two DRIVE AGX Thor systems-on-chip, 14 cameras, nine radars and three lidars.
Companies are using NVIDIA’s DSX platform to design, simulate and operate power grids and AI factories as one system. NVIDIA says more than $300 billion in equipment is backlogged, while over 200 gigawatts of projects await interconnection in the United States.
Google Cloud and NVIDIA announced general availability of NVIDIA Vera Rubin infrastructure for cloud customers. A5X instances are planned to become available next month, with expansion to Europe to follow.
NVIDIA introduced Confidential Bare Metal, a deployment option for running sensitive workloads on dedicated third-party infrastructure. The company also expanded support to Grace Blackwell and Rubin systems.
NVIDIA announced an expansion of its open Isaac robotics platform, including a humanoid reference system, runtime, datasets and learning tools. Agile ONE SN is planned for availability in early 2027 and uses Isaac GR00T with Jetson Thor.
NVIDIA said telecom operators are expanding accelerated computing across their networks to run AI services closer to users. T-Mobile completed what NVIDIA called the first AI-RAN call on a commercial network, while BT, Deutsche Telekom and Elisa are running or preparing pilots.
NVIDIA announced the availability of its OpenShell Reference Architecture for building, isolating, observing and controlling AI agents across enterprise and edge systems. The stack combines Vera Rubin, Vera CPUs, BlueField-4 DPUs and Sentry security software.
Microsoft has withdrawn from an agreement for Nscale’s large AI datacentre in Loughton, Essex, citing power supply concerns. The UK government had described the planned facility as the country’s largest sovereign AI datacentre, with opening scheduled for next year.
Mercedes-Benz and NVIDIA will continue jointly developing driver-assistance and automated-driving systems. The collaboration combines MB.OS with NVIDIA Hyperion, Alpamayo Stack and Halos, including support for future SAE Level 4 applications.
Adobe and NVIDIA expanded their partnership to accelerate Photoshop, Premiere, Substance 3D, Frame.io and Brand Concierge. Optimized Photoshop, Premiere and Substance 3D are designed to deliver up to 2x faster AI processing, editing, color and effects.
The Nordic countries are expanding AI infrastructure and deploying projects built on NVIDIA technology. AI-cloud capacity across the region is projected to reach 1 gigawatt by the end of 2027.
NVIDIA introduced cuPotential, a library for AI agents that simulate atomic and molecular interactions. Early-access tests showed an additional 2–3x speedup for GPU-optimized workflows, while partners reported gains of up to 50x and beyond.
NVIDIA announced planned investments in five U.K. startups working across biology, infrastructure, algorithms and quantum computing. It will also join the Earthshot Prize as a Global Alliance Founding Partner.
NVIDIA will provide $250 million in computing resources over five years for agentic AI safety and security research in the UK. The commitment amounts to $50 million in compute access annually, with most of it available to the wider British research community.
AMD has introduced the Ryzen AI Halo Developer Platform, a mini PC for AI developers with the Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 and up to 192GB of unified memory. In the US, the 2TB SSD configuration costs $7,299.
NVIDIA contributed Vera Rubin rack and compute-tray designs to the Open Compute Project through its open MGX architecture. At the OCP Global Summit, the company also announced open standards, software components and partner designs for AI infrastructure.
Microsoft announced two Windows-based NVIDIA systems for running large AI models locally: DGX Spark and DGX Station. Spark offers up to 1 PFLOPS with 128 GB of unified memory, while Station reaches 20 PFLOPS and includes 784 GB.
NVIDIA introduced a 64GB DGX Spark starting at $4,999, above the original price of the 128GB version. The company attributed the pricing changes to memory-chip shortages and higher costs.
NVIDIA says AI factory returns depend on productivity, useful life and demand across workloads. The company says Vera Rubin NVL72 systems deliver more than 30 times the throughput per megawatt of GB300 NVL72 systems.
CoreWeave announced production availability of NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 systems and launched Forge for training and improving AI agents. Cognition is the first customer running production workloads and reported up to 4.8x higher token throughput than GB200 NVL72.
Nvidia unveiled the Open Agent Safety Platform to limit and monitor AI-agent actions. The company also approved an additional $150bn share buyback, taking its total repurchase program to $235bn.
Meta unveiled new Ray-Ban smart glasses and a lightweight VR device. The camera-free audio model will cost £319, while the VR glasses are due in spring 2027 at $1,299.99.
NVIDIA unveiled Isaac ROS 5.0 at ROSCon in Toronto. The release adds ROS Lyrical and Ubuntu 24.04 support, agentic workflows, and a FoundationPose inference library that estimates and tracks object poses up to 5.5x faster.
Emerald AI, Google and NVIDIA announced the launch of the AI Energy Management Alliance, a coalition for data centers that can adjust electricity use to grid conditions. The initiative is intended to support faster AI-infrastructure connections in the U.S. while reducing stress on power systems.
Apple introduced M6 for the new Mac mini and M5 Ultra for the new Mac Studio. M6 is the company’s first 2nm chip, while M5 Ultra is Apple silicon’s first quad-die design; Apple conducted the cited testing in August 2026.