Nvidia Announces Major U.S. Investments and Quantum Computing Expansion

The AI chip leader plans to spend hundreds of billions on domestic manufacturing, bolster supply chain resilience, and launch a quantum research lab in Boston.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirmed plans to invest several hundred billion dollars in U.S.-based manufacturing over the next four years, leveraging facilities like TSMC's Arizona plant.
The company is addressing tariff uncertainties by diversifying its supply chain and increasing onshore production to minimize potential impacts.
Nvidia unveiled its Blackwell Ultra chips and outlined a processor roadmap through 2028, emphasizing its dominance in AI infrastructure and innovation.
A new quantum computing research lab in Boston will collaborate with institutions like Harvard and MIT to advance quantum technologies.
Despite competition from Chinese AI lab DeepSeek, Nvidia projects strong demand for its chips and aims for $1 trillion in AI infrastructure revenue by 2028.