Nvidia has built a $99 billion equity portfolio from almost scratch in 2 years
Nvidia has rapidly expanded its equity portfolio to $99 billion by investing in various tech peers and AI-related companies. This growth, occurring over just two years, highlights the company's transition from a chipmaker to a major venture investor in the AI ecosystem.
Why it matters
Nvidia's massive investment portfolio signals its intent to influence the broader AI supply chain and solidify its position as the dominant player in the tech industry.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Tomohiro Ohsumi/Getty Images Nvidia has amassed $99 billion in equity investments by backing its tech peers. That's a 14-fold increase from last summer when it had a roughly $7 billion equity portfolio. Nvidia has said it's helping customers meet demand, but skeptics have said it's "overreaching." Nvidia has built a nearly $100 billion equity portfolio from virtually scratch in just two years by investing in other tech companies. The AI chipmaker, led by CEO Jensen Huang, held $99 billion in equity investments as of July 26, according to its latest earnings report . That included roughly $48 billion in publicly traded stocks and other marketable securities, $48 billion in shares of private companies and other non-marketable securities, and $3 billion in equity-method investments. Its equity portfolio surged 14-fold in a year from about $7 billion last summer, and 45-fold from $2.2 billion two summers ago.
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