Nvidia sends 18,000 of her best AI chips to Saudi Arabia

Nvidia Will sell more than 18,000 of his last artificial intelligence tokens to human Saudi human society, CEO Jensen Huang announced on Tuesday.

The announcement was made as part of a White House trip to the region which includes President Donald Trump and other high -level CEOs.

The cutting -edge blackwell flea will be used in a 500 megawatts data center in Saudi Arabia, according to remarks from the Saudi investment forum in Riyadh on Tuesday. Nvidia said its first deployment will use its Blackwell GB300 chips, which are among Nvidia’s most advanced IA chips at the moment, and which have not been officially announced that earlier this year.

Tuesday’s announcement highlights the importance of NVIDIA’s tokens as a negotiation tool for Trump administration as countries around the world for devices, which are used to train and deploy AI advanced software such as Chatgpt.

“I am so delighted to be there to help celebrate the great opening, the beginning of the human,” said Huang. “It is an incredible vision, in fact, that Saudi Arabia should build the AI ​​infrastructure of your nation so that you can participate and help shape the future of this incredibly transformative technology.”

NVIDIA shares increased by 4% in negotiations on Tuesday.

Last week, the Ministry of Commerce said that it was going to delete what it called President Joe Biden’s rule and implement a “much simpler rule”. NVIDIA has also been required to request an export license for its ia chips since 2023 due to national security problems.

According to a press release, humans’ plans finally include the deployment of GPU “Nvidia of several hundred”.

“Saudi Arabia is rich in energy, transforming energy through these giant versions of these NVIDIA AI supervisors, which are mainly AI factories,” said Huang.