‘I will invest here’

London – Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praised the United Kingdom on Monday, promising to strengthen investments in the country’s artificial intelligence sector with its semiconductor company for several dollars.

“The United Kingdom is in a Goldilocks circumstance,” said Huang, speaking on a panel with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the Minister of Investments Poppy Gustafsson.

“The United Kingdom is in a Goldilocks circumstance,” said Huang, speaking on a panel with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the Minister of Investments Poppy Gustafsson. “You cannot do automatic learning without a machine – and therefore the possibility of building these superordinators of AI here in the United Kingdom will naturally attract more startups.”

The boss of Nvidia continued saying: “I think it’s just an incredible and incredible place to invest. I’m going to invest here.”

Huang also pointed out that Great Britain “has one of the richest IA communities in the world on the planet”, as well as “incredible startups” such as Deepmind, Wayve and Synthesia, Elevenlabs.

“The ecosystem is really perfect for takeoff-just one thing is missing,” he said, referring to a lack of infrastructure Sovereign UK Sovereign UK.

Earlier Monday, NVIDIA announced a new forum in the sovereign industry of British AI, as well as commitments from the providers of NSCAL and NEBIUS to deploy new facilities in the country with thousands of Blackwell GPU chips of the semiconductor giant.

The United Kingdom has praised its potential as a world AI player in recent months, in the midst of Keir Starmer’s efforts to lead its Labor government with a growth-oriented program.

In January, Starmer unveiled a bold plan aimed at stimulating the national AI sector, promising to relax the planning rules around new developments in the data center and increase the power of British computers by 2030.

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