Nvidia acquires AI platform Hugging Face for 13 billion dollars
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Nvidia acquires AI platform Hugging Face for 13 billion dollars

Jornal de Negócios3 September 2026 at 17:14

Nvidia, a semiconductor manufacturer, announced the acquisition of the artificial intelligence platform Hugging Face for 13 billion dollars.

Hugging Face is an artificial intelligence platform that has become a reference in the sector, offering tools and resources for developers to work with language models and other AI technologies.

Nvidia has been carrying out a wave of acquisitions in recent years with the aim of strengthening its position in the computing and artificial intelligence sector.

This acquisition strategy also has the side effect of generating demand for Nvidia's own chips, which are widely used in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing applications.

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