Nvidia Expands AI Presence Globally: Establishes Shanghai R&D Centre & Partners with Humain

Published on 5.16.25

  Nvidia is expanding its presence in the Chinese market by establishing a research and development centre in Shanghai as a response to tighter US export restrictions that have limited Nvidia's sales in China. The company has also partnered with Humain, an AI startup owned by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, to power a new data center project in the Middle East. The partnership reflects Nvidia's growing presence in the region and its efforts to expand its customer base. Nvidia's expansion into these markets highlights the increasing importance of artificial intelligence (AI) globally, with governments and tech giants investing heavily in AI to stay ahead in the market.

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