Nvidia plans $150 billion yearly spending in Taiwan to bolster AI chip production and deepen ties with key semiconductor manufacturers.
Nvidia will invest up to $150 billion annually in Taiwan as part of its long-term AI strategy, CEO Jensen Huang announced. The move marks a sharp increase from previous spending levels of $10 billion to $15 billion per year in the region.
The investment underscores Taiwan’s critical role in Nvidia’s supply chain, particularly its proximity to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Construction of a new Taiwan headquarters is set to begin this year, with operations targeted by 2030.
The announcement reflects Nvidia’s response to surging global demand for AI infrastructure, positioning Taiwan as a central hub in the semiconductor race.