Nvidia introduces a revenue-sharing model, connecting AI developers with cloud providers, aiming to support emerging businesses lacking capital for large-scale AI resources.
NVIDIA's CFO revealed the plan in a recent blog post
Jul 04, 2026
01:41 pm
What's the storyNVIDIA, the leading player in the artificial intelligence (AI) industry, has announced a new revenue-sharing model.
The initiative is aimed at making its top-notch AI hardware more accessible by supporting cloud computing providers. In return, NVIDIA will take a share of their future revenue.
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