NVIDIA has announced a significant investment of £2 billion to bolster the AI startup ecosystem in the United Kingdom. This substantial funding aims to accelerate the creation of new AI companies and jobs, enhancing the U.K.'s competitive edge in the global AI market. The investment will be supported by collaboration with leading venture capital firms, focusing on empowering AI development across major U.K. hubs such as London, Oxford, Cambridge, and Manchester. This initiative addresses previous challenges faced by the U.K. AI sector, including limited access to supercomputing and venture capital, while leveraging the region's established academic and research strengths to foster economic growth and technological innovation.
- NVIDIA (NasdaqGS:NVDA) last closed at $176.24 up 3.5%, not far from its 52-week high.
In other trading, Intel (NasdaqGS:INTC) was a standout up 22.8% and ending trading at $30.57. Earlier this week, Intel announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to jointly develop custom data center and PC products integrating NVIDIA's AI with Intel's CPUs. At the same time, Cambricon Technologies (SHSE:688256) trailed, down 5% to finish the session at CN¥1,349.24.
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- Advanced Micro Devices (NasdaqGS:AMD) ended the day at $157.92 down 0.8%. This week, AMD collaborated with VDURA on a new scalable GPU architecture and expanded its EPYC CPU-powered cloud offering with Mission.
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