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The Linux Foundation launches the OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation with 47 members including AMD, Nokia, NVIDIA, and Verizon to build an open-source radio access network stack for 5G and 6G, backed by the Pentagon's FutureG office.
Nvidia takes a $2 billion stake in Marvell Technology, integrating one of the semiconductor industry's top custom ASIC designers into its NVLink Fusion interconnect platform.
Fanuc is integrating Nvidia's simulation and inference platforms across its industrial robot portfolio while committing $90 million to a new 840,000-square-foot Michigan facility, positioning the world's largest robot maker to meet surging North American demand for AI-driven factory automation.
The five largest US cloud providers have committed up to 690 billion dollars in 2026 capex, nearly doubling 2025 levels, as inference workloads surpass training to consume 60 to 70 percent of AI compute demand.
NVIDIA released GR00T-H at GTC 2026, a 3-billion-parameter vision-language-action model for surgical robots trained on the Open-H dataset of 778 hours of procedure recordings from 35 institutions and seven robotic platforms, with CMR Surgical contributing nearly 500 hours from its Versius system.
NVIDIA, Siemens, and Synopsys each launched digital twin platforms in March 2026, targeting AI factory simulation, adaptive manufacturing, and automotive electronics virtualization.
NVIDIA launched IGX Thor at GTC 2026, bringing safety-certified edge AI to factories, hospitals, and rail networks as AT&T, Cisco, and a dozen hardware partners build commercial deployments.
NVIDIA announced DLSS 5 at GTC 2026, a real-time neural rendering system that uses generative AI to add photorealistic lighting and materials to game frames, launching fall 2026 for RTX 50-series GPUs.
NVIDIA announced a 2 billion dollar strategic investment in Amsterdam-based Nebius Group, granting the AI cloud provider early access to next-generation Rubin GPUs and Vera CPUs as both companies target over 5 gigawatts of deployed capacity by 2030.
NVIDIA pours $2 billion each into photonics makers Lumentum and Coherent, signaling that optical interconnects are becoming as critical to AI scaling as GPUs.
NVIDIA's Alpamayo open-source Vision-Language-Action model is now shipping in production vehicles, marking a pivot from proprietary to open autonomous driving AI.
NVIDIA announces its most ambitious AI platform yet at CES 2026, integrating six new chips designed to dramatically reduce the cost of running AI models.