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NVIDIA
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Cloud AI accelerators
Disclosure date · 2026-07-2201The relationship
Google’s Q2 disclosure lists NVIDIA in its accelerator offering, including Vera Rubin; it does not disclose the revenue contribution of this relationship.
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| Counterparty / direction | Product or service | Evidence & scope | Source / disclosure date | What to verify next |
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| Downstream · Customer | Cloud AI accelerators | Google’s Q2 disclosure lists NVIDIA in its accelerator offering, including Vera Rubin; it does not disclose the revenue contribution of this relationship. | Google ↗ Supporting excerptaccelerators from Google and NVIDIA | Check cloud availability, product rollout and actual utilization. |
| Downstream · Partner | cuLitho integration | The 2023 announcement describes TSMC’s cuLitho integration. This software and compute relationship does not establish wafer-foundry orders. | Historical disclosure NVIDIA ↗ Supporting excerptThe new NVIDIA cuLitho software library for computational lithography is being integrated by TSMC | Verify subsequent production deployments, process scope and commercial terms. |
| Upstream · Supplier | HBM3E memory for H200 | Micron announced HBM3E volume production for NVIDIA H200 in February 2024; this does not establish current supply share across products. | Historical disclosure Micron ↗ Supporting excerptMicron’s 24GB 8H HBM3E will be part of NVIDIA H200 Tensor Core GPUs | Verify next-generation qualification, yields and allocation. |
| Upstream · Partner | GB300 manufacturing & testing | An August 2026 update says the Fort Worth facility is producing GB300 and preparing for Vera Rubin. | NVIDIA ↗ Supporting excerptThe facility is already producing | Check factory ramp-up, qualification and delivery cadence. |
| Upstream · Partner | AI systems & tray manufacturing | An August 2026 update describes a Houston factory under construction, including GB300 tray modules; planned capacity is not delivered capacity. | NVIDIA ↗ Supporting excerptFoxconn is building a state-of-the-art factory for manufacturing NVIDIA AI systems | Check factory ramp-up, qualification and delivery cadence. |
| Downstream · Customer | Cloud gaming service customers | On October 15, 2026, NVIDIA disclosed that GeForce NOW offered members DLSS 4.5 controls to adjust supported games’ image quality and performance. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptcontrols are now available on GeForce NOW, giving members more choice over how supported games look and perform | Do the new controls affect membership conversion or retention? |
| Upstream · Supplier | Blackwell wafer manufacturer | The August 5, 2026 disclosure states that TSMC’s Phoenix factory is manufacturing NVIDIA Blackwell wafers in volume. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptmanufacturing NVIDIA Blackwell wafers in volume. | How will Blackwell wafer output at the Phoenix factory change? |
| Upstream · Supplier | AI system manufacturing partner | The August 5, 2026 disclosure states that Wistron will build NVIDIA AI systems at a new Fort Worth, Texas plant. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptWistron will build NVIDIA AI systems | What is the implementation progress of the stated AI system manufacturing plan? |
| Upstream · Supplier | Networking supplier | On August 5, 2026, NVIDIA identified Coherent as a key networking supplier across its AI stack. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerpta key networking supplier | Which specific networking components does Coherent supply? |
| Upstream · Supplier | Planned AI system manufacturing partner | The August 5, 2026 disclosure states that Foxconn is building a Houston factory to manufacture NVIDIA AI systems, including GB300 tray modules. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptFoxconn is building a state-of-the-art factory | When will the Houston factory begin producing the stated systems and modules? |
| Downstream · Platform | NVIDIA computing and software platform user | The October 20, 2026 disclosure reports Qatium’s Neural Water Intelligence in early production, using NVIDIA accelerated computing, cuGraph, PhysicsNeMo and Nemotron open models. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptBuilt on NVIDIA accelerated computing, | How will early production deployments expand their use of NVIDIA technology? |
| Downstream · Platform | NVIDIA NIM user | The October 20, 2026 disclosure reports that OneCareAI used NVIDIA NIM microservices to develop technology intended to identify hidden atrial fibrillation signs in ECGs. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptOneCareAI , a research spin-off from BSC, used NVIDIA NIM microservices | Will the technology enter clinical deployment and continue using NIM? |
| Downstream · Platform | NVIDIA AI software and model user | The October 20, 2026 disclosure reports that Avatia’s voice-first multi-agent system for pharmaceutical companies uses NVIDIA NIM, Nemotron 3 and NeMo Curator. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptThe system taps into NVIDIA NIM microservices, | How will system deployments affect its use of NVIDIA software and models? |
| Downstream · Partner | FOX agent integrator | On 2026-10-21, Siemens was disclosed as integrating agents built using NVIDIA FOX into Intelligence Center X. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptSiemens is integrating agents built using FOX into Intelligence Center X | When will this integration enter production deployment? |
| Downstream · Platform | Omniverse digital twin user | On 2026-10-21, Audi was disclosed as using a battery-production digital twin built with NVIDIA Omniverse libraries to test production concepts. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptAudi uses a battery-production digital twin built with NVIDIA Omniverse libraries | Which production stages will this digital twin expand to? |
| Downstream · Infrastructure | Planned Vera Rubin infrastructure recipient | On 2026-10-21, Mistral's computing infrastructure expansion was disclosed as including NVIDIA Vera Rubin infrastructure planned for delivery in 2027. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptThe expansion includes NVIDIA Vera Rubin infrastructure planned for delivery in 2027. | Will the infrastructure planned for delivery in 2027 arrive on schedule? |
| Upstream · Platform | Membership purchase and billing platform | On October 22, 2026, NVIDIA disclosed that GeForce NOW membership purchases were rolling out to existing supported Fire TV Stick users through Amazon’s billing system. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptTransactions are processed through Amazon’s billing system | Which devices and regions will receive the membership purchase feature next? |
| Downstream · Platform | DSX Sim user | On October 21, 2026, Nscale was disclosed as using NVIDIA DSX Sim to create digital twins for facilities in Portugal and Iceland to evaluate infrastructure configurations before deployment. | nvidianews.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptNscale is using DSX Sim | How will these digital twin evaluations affect facility deployment? |
| Downstream · Partner | Partner planning to integrate NVIDIA security technology | On 2026-10-21, Cohere disclosed plans to integrate Confidential Bare Metal into Cohere Model Vault using NVIDIA Confidential Computing trusted execution environments. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptCohere plans to integrate Confidential Bare Metal into Cohere Model Vault | When will the planned integration be completed? |
| Upstream · Platform | Platform provider for internal supply-chain agents | As disclosed on 2026-10-21, NVIDIA’s supply chain organization is using Agent Knowledge Foundation through Palantir Foundry, Ontology and AIP to deploy specialized agents. | blogs.nvidia.com ↗ Supporting excerptthrough Palantir Foundry, Ontology and AIP to deploy specialized agents | Which supply-chain processes do these agents cover? |
Coverage & reading notesReviewed 2026-10-23
Selected relationships, not a complete supply chain. Omission does not imply absence, and a dated disclosure does not establish that a contract remains active. Arrows indicate input or delivery direction, not exclusivity, procurement share or investment advice.