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Nvidia eyes acquisitions with growing cash reserves

by December 3, 2024
written by December 3, 2024

Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA), a leading developer of artificial intelligence chips, is considering the use of its increasing cash reserves to pursue mergers and acquisitions, according to statements made by the company’s finance chief, Colette Kress. During the UBS Global Technology and AI Conference held in Arizona on Tuesday, Kress discussed the potential strategic uses of the company’s funds.

Kress highlighted the possibility of enhancing Nvidia’s operations by integrating talented teams through mergers and acquisitions. This approach comes as a shift from the company’s recent investment strategy. In 2024, Nvidia has participated in a number of joint investments with other firms in the AI space, rather than engaging in full acquisitions. These investments include collaborations with various AI-focused companies such as Grid.AI, SuperAnnotate AI, Xscape Photonics, OpenAI, Poolside AI SAS, and Wombo Studios.

The last complete acquisition by Nvidia was of Run.ai, a company specializing in orchestrating and optimizing AI applications, which took place in August 2024. The consideration of mergers and acquisitions signals Nvidia’s intent to further expand and strengthen its position in the rapidly growing AI industry.

Nvidia’s discussion of potential strategic moves aligns with its position as a key player in the AI sector, where mergers and acquisitions can provide opportunities for growth, innovation, and consolidation of expertise. The company’s finance chief’s comments at the conference suggest a proactive approach to capitalizing on Nvidia’s financial resources to potentially enhance its competitive edge and market presence.

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