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Nvidia buys Hugging Face in $13 billion deal

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Tara Patel, Dylan Sloan
Nvidia buys Hugging Face in $13 billion deal
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Nvidia has agreed to acquire the AI platform Hugging Face in a deal valued at $13 billion, expected to close in early 2027. The acquisition aims to broaden Nvidia's AI ecosystem while keeping the platform's founders involved in the company's future.

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This acquisition marks a significant consolidation in the AI industry, potentially impacting the open-source machine learning landscape.

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Share A A A Hugging Face’s three French founders have emerged as billionaires after the artificial intelligence platform agreed to be acquired by Nvidia a decade after they first started the company with a completely different focus.

Clement “Clem” Delangue, 38, Julien Chaumond, 42, and Thomas Wolf, 41, will each have a net worth of about $US1.8 billion ($2.5 billion), according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, which is valuing their fortunes for the first time. Nvidia agreed to buy the startup in a transaction valued at about $US13 billion.

Clem Delangue (pictured), Julien Chaumond and Thomas Wolf will stay with the company after the deal goes through. Bloomberg A spokesperson for Brooklyn-based Hugging Face, which began in 2016 in Paris, didn’t respond to requests for comment about the founders’ wealth.

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