Nvidia shovels $500M into Israeli boffinry supercomputer

NVIDIA to launch $500 million AI data center in Israel

Meanwhile, U.S. President Joe Biden has included Israel in a restrictive category of countries for the export of advanced graphics processors, in a blow to the industry. By JNS American technology giant NVIDIA announced on Wednesday that it is establishing a new artificial intelligence research and engineering data center in Israel. The Santa Clara, California-based corporation said that the $500 million, 10,000 square meter facility will be one…

NVIDIA to launch AI data center in Israel

NVIDIA on Wednesday revealed plans to significantly expand its research and development operations in Israel by establishing a cutting-edge research and engineering data center in the country, reported GuruFocus.

Nvidia to plow $500M into Israel R&D cluster

System to feature hundreds of liquid-cooled Blackwell systems

In Reproach to Biden’s Ban Nvidia Invests Half a Billion in Israeli Server Farm

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NVIDIA doubles down on Israel with massive investment

Nvidia announced Wednesday that it is expanding its operations in Israel and will establish a 10,000-square-meter (107,639-square-foot) research, development, and engineering site for data centers. The site will center around next-generation artificial intelligence supercomputing infrastructure. Jensen Huang, chief executive officer of Nvidia, has not shied away from Israel's contribution (AP / David Zalubowski)   The announcement of the new ser…

NVIDIA stuffs $500 million worth of Blackwell GPUs into 10,000 square-meter facility

NVIDIA is planning to invest approximately $500 million in a Blackwell-powered supercomputer facility that's located in Yokne'am, Israel. Continue reading at TweakTown >