Nvidia to Invest Hundreds of Billions in U.S. Manufacturing and Quantum Research

The AI chip leader unveils plans for U.S.-based supply chain expansion, next-gen AI chips, and a new quantum computing lab while addressing competitive and geopolitical challenges.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced a commitment to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in U.S. manufacturing and supply chain development over the next four years.
The company is leveraging facilities like TSMC's Arizona factory to produce advanced chips, enhancing supply chain resilience amid tariff uncertainties.
Nvidia revealed its roadmap for next-generation AI chips, including Blackwell Ultra in 2025 and Vera Rubin Ultra in 2027, to meet growing demand for AI infrastructure.
A new quantum computing research lab will open in Boston, collaborating with Harvard and MIT to advance quantum technologies alongside Nvidia's GPUs.
While Nvidia remains a leader in AI technology, it faces intensified competition from firms like Huawei and DeepSeek, as well as evolving customer priorities.