Nvidia is said to have acquired company invaded by OpenAI
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Nvidia is said to have acquired company invaded by OpenAI

SAPO Notícias28 August 2026 at 21:02

Nvidia is said to have accepted a deal to acquire Hugging Face for 11.1 billion euros, according to circulating rumors. Hugging Face is a well-known company in the technology sector, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence and natural language processing.

This is not the first time Nvidia has tried to buy Hugging Face, demonstrating the tech giant's continued interest in the company. Nvidia has been investing significantly in the artificial intelligence sector in recent years.

Hugging Face is a platform that has become quite relevant in the artificial intelligence ecosystem, being used by various companies and researchers. The article mentions that the company is said to have been "invaded" by OpenAI, suggesting a strong presence or influence of the latter on the platform.

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