Follows Nvidia's announcement it plans to produce AI supercomputers in the US

Canadian telco also planning to expand its Kamloops site to house a supercomputer

How many components will be purely US-based is unclear

Private cloud computing company adds Nvidia GPUs to offering

Startup has raised $72.5m since founding in 2020

Additional controls were due to come into force this week

B200s now in production

Other partners include Google, Meta, and Nvidia

Chips will be deployed at the telco’s data center by summer 2025

System developed in partnership with ExxonMobil, HPE, and Nvidia

A robot that utilizes LLMs has been trialed

Fund yet to announce any investments

New launches coincide with Nvidia's GTC conference

Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, and Broadcom have all been approached, sources claim

CFO Marie Myers said “recent tariff announcements have created uncertainty for our industry”

Chips will be installed in phases, with 16,000 expected to be in place by end of summer 2024

Company also revealed expectation-exceeding Blackwell sales of $11bn for Q4 2025

But it has no actual commitments

Can be scaled to include 110,000 GPUs

First US university to deploy an Nvidia DGX Blackwell SuperPOD

As Trump threatens chip tariffs, and may tighten export controls

Questions remain about the validity of DeepSeek's cost claims

EdgeCloudLink data center is among the first to get Nvidia Grace Blackwell deployment

Both companies said more details about the deployment would be revealed soon