英伟达黄仁勋承诺向欧洲投资 20 亿美元，并向英国安全实验室捐赠 2.5 亿美元算力
Nvidia's Jensen Huang pledges $2 billion for Europe, $250 million in compute for UK safety labs
英伟达 CEO 黄仁勋在巴黎宣布未来一周内在欧洲新增 20 亿美元投资，并披露对法国初创公司 Doctolib、Genesis AI、Pigment 和 Entalpic 的新持股。他还宣布五年内向英国 BOLD（牛津）、SOFAIR（UCL）和帝国理工学院等从事 AI 智能体安全与安全研究的实验室捐赠 2.5 亿美元算力，并再次主张以开放权重模型缩小欧洲的 AI 差距、反对放缓发展。
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dropped some loose change during his European tour. In Paris, he announced $2 billion in new investments across Europe due the following week, Bloomberg reports . Nvidia spent about $8 billion in Europe last year. Huang disclosed new stakes in French startups Doctolib, Genesis AI, Pigment, and Entalpic, promoted open-weight models as a way for Europe to close its AI gap, and repeated his pushback against calls to slow things down . The tour also includes London and Berlin.
British AI safety research is getting a slice, too. Nvidia is donating $250 million in compute over five years to UK labs working on AI agent safety and security, among other gings, specifically BOLD (Oxford), SOFAIR (UCL), and Imperial College London. Their work covers open-ended learning, open-source AI architectures, and robotics safety. UK AI Minister Kanishka Narayan called it a "vote of confidence in our world-leading strength and expertise in AI research," likely a nod to the well-regarded output of the UK's government-backed AI Security Institute .