American chip manufacturer Nvidia has announced a $2 billion investment in Marvell Technology. The collaboration aims to simplify the use of AI chips and strengthen infrastructure for the rapidly growing artificial intelligence segment.
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Strategic collaboration in AI chip sector
According to Reuters, the company aims to make it easier for customers to use artificial intelligence (AI) chips, which Marvell designs alongside Nvidia’s networking equipment and central processors. Around 20:45 CEST, Marvell shares showed gains of approximately 13 percent, while Nvidia securities strengthened by about 5 percent.
Through this agreement, Nvidia aims to ensure it remains a key player in meeting the growing computational needs required by AI tools at a time when some companies are opting for their own processors instead of expensive Nvidia chips, Reuters added.
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Technology, growth and bubble warnings
The companies plan to collaborate on advanced networking solutions for AI with a focus on optical interconnects and silicon photonics technology, which enables high-speed and energy-efficient data transmission.
Marvell will contribute its own chips and networking solutions compatible with Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion, while the AI chip leader will provide supporting technologies including central processing units, network cards and interconnects.
“Investors likely view this agreement as easing tensions, as it allows AI chips from other suppliers to operate in data centers dominated by Nvidia. This way, Nvidia can maintain its dominant position while simultaneously expanding the scope and utility of the semiconductor industry for AI,” Jacob Bourne, analyst at EMarketer, told Reuters.
According to Gartner estimates, spending on AI investments and related infrastructure could reach $2.5 trillion this year, representing a 44 percent increase compared to last year. In recent months, warnings have emerged about a potential investment bubble stemming from overvaluation of stocks tied to this technology.











