NVIDIA commits $250 million in compute for UK AI agent safety and security research
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NVIDIA announces a five-year compute donation worth $250 million, or $50 million a year, for UK research on agentic AI safety and security.
Most of the compute will go to the wider UK research community, with portions going to BOLD, SOFAIR and Imperial College London, according to NVIDIA's newsroom.
Access will run through UK-based NVIDIA Cloud Partners, with infrastructure hosted in the UK. NVIDIA's newsroom says provider selection and commercial terms have not yet been agreed. A post on NVIDIA's X account repeats the $250 million over five years figure and also says NVIDIA is joining The Earthshot Prize as a Global Alliance Founding Partner, a separate commitment for climate and sustainability innovators.
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NVIDIA@nvidiaOfficialNVIDIA commits $250M in computing access to UK AI agent safety researchAINVIDIA says it will provide $250 million in computing access over five years to UK research on AI agent safety and security. The company also joins The Earthshot Prize as a Global Alliance Founding Partner, offering computing power and technical expertise to climate and sustainability innovators. The post links to a blog on the UK's AI ecosystem ahead of GTC Berlin.

- NVIDIA BlogOfficialNVIDIA commits $250 million to UK agentic AI safety and security research
AINVIDIA commits $250 million over five years to strengthen U.K. agentic safety and security research, providing $50 million a year in accelerated computing access through BOLD at the University of Oxford and SOFAIR at UCL and Imperial College London.
- NVIDIA NewsroomOfficialNVIDIA commits $250 million in compute to UK agentic safety research
AINVIDIA announces a five-year compute donation valued at $250 million, or $50 million annually, for U.K. agentic safety and security research. Most of the compute will support the wider U.K. research community, with a portion going to BOLD, SOFAIR and Imperial College London. Access will be delivered through U.K.-based NVIDIA Cloud Partners, with provider selection and commercial terms still to be agreed.
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