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UBS: Broadcom tweaks AI guidance, NVIDIA extends to infrastructure, Terafab starts construction

According to Chaoxiang Research, on August 24, UBS released a SemiBytes Industry Flash Review, highlighting three synchronized key tracks: Broadcom, NVIDIA, and Terafab under SpaceX. Broadcom is set to release its Q2 earnings report on September 2. UBS forecasts third-quarter AI revenue of approximately $16 billion, rising to $21–22 billion in the fourth quarter. The firm has lowered its 2027 AI revenue projection from roughly $135 billion to $130 billion, slightly adjusted its target price from $485 to $470, and maintained a Buy rating. Anthropic contributed approximately $2.5 billion in Q3, while Google Cloud AI revenue saw a quarter-over-quarter increase of around $2 billion. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang disclosed that the company's business model is expanding into compute infrastructure, with a $1.5 billion investment in SB Energy via the PORTS-Pike project and up to $105 billion in credit support to assist OpenAI in securing 4.25 GW of land and power facilities. UBS believes land, power, and fabs are emerging as strategic inputs for the AI supply chain. On the Terafab front, Tesla's recruiting portal listed 44 relevant positions in July spanning all major semiconductor manufacturing processes. The appearance of memory design and integration engineering roles confirms internal memory fabrication intentions. Satellite imagery of the Grimes County, Texas campus shows the project is still in its early stages, with only site-clearing operations visible.

SpaceXAI will deploy the NVIDIA Vera CPU and plans to extend the Vera Rubin architecture to space AI computing.

According to official NVIDIA announcements, SpaceXAI will deploy NVIDIA Vera CPU to accelerate next-generation Agentic AI applications and further expand the AI infrastructure supporting Grok. SpaceXAI plans to adopt the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform to scale compute capacity to the gigawatt level.

Aethir officially launches the ACCELERATE program, securing 10 data center sites across the US and Europe with target contract values exceeding $2 billion.

Aethir today announced the launch of the ACCELERATE strategic project, securing usage rights for 10 AI data center sites across the US and Europe, with a total capacity of up to 20 megawatts. According to official disclosures, the total contract value upon full completion will exceed $2 billion, with up to $700 million in contracts expected to be secured by the end of 2026. The sites support NVIDIA B300 and GB300 clusters, with node counts ranging from 64 to 256, enabling deployment cycles measured in months rather than the multi-year construction timelines typical of traditional data centers.

Aethir officially launches ACCELERATE program, securing 10 data center sites in the US and Europe, with a target contract scale exceeding $2 billion

Odaily News Aethir announced today the launch of the ACCELERATE strategic initiative, securing access to 10 AI data center sites across the US and Europe, with a total capacity of up to 20 megawatts. According to official disclosures, the total contract value of these sites will exceed $2 billion upon full completion, with an estimated contract value of up to $700 million expected to be finalized by the end of 2026. The sites will support NVIDIA B300 and GB300 clusters, with node scales ranging from 64 to 256 units, and deployment cycles measured in months—unlike the multi-year construction timelines of traditional data centers.Aethir also announced an update to its IDC tokenomics policy, introducing a burn mechanism and a floating platform fee. The Aethir Foundation holds equity in Axe Compute.

NVIDIA Plans to Invest Hundreds of Millions in Data Center Power Infrastructure, Bolstering the AI Computing Supply Chain

Odaily News: NVIDIA is in deep talks with Cloverleaf Infrastructure, a data center power infrastructure developer, to invest hundreds of millions of dollars to expand its footprint in the AI infrastructure space.Cloverleaf Infrastructure is primarily responsible for securing stable power supplies and developable land for large-scale data center projects. Its current pipeline of data center power capacity exceeds 10 gigawatts (GW). If the deal goes through, NVIDIA will further lock in future data center capacity, securing the infrastructure necessary to deploy its AI chips.In recent years, as demand for AI computing power has grown rapidly, power availability has become a key constraint on data center expansion. NVIDIA has also been making continued investments in related energy infrastructure companies, including power developer Lancium and SoftBank-backed SB Energy, signaling its evolution from a chip supplier into a participant in the broader AI infrastructure ecosystem.

Serenity: Unitree's Listing Provides a Valuation Benchmark for Humanoid Robot Companies in the Public Market

"White-Haired Stock God" Serenity stated that Unitree (688836) surged significantly after its listing, providing an important valuation benchmark for humanoid robot companies in the public market. As a reference, Agility Robotics, backed by NVIDIA, Amazon, and others, plans to go public via Churchill Capital Corp XI (CCXI), with a pre-money valuation of approximately $2.5 billion. Tesla's market cap has already exceeded $1 trillion, but the Optimus humanoid robot business is only a part of this sprawling company.Serenity noted that Unitree's performance demonstrates that public market demand for "pure-play humanoid robot targets" is far higher than many had previously anticipated.

NVIDIA Supports Atomic Canyon Launching Nuclear Energy Industry AI Virtual Assistant NIVA

According to Axios, Atomic Canyon will launch NIVA, an AI virtual assistant for the nuclear energy industry. The tool was developed in collaboration with the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations, the Electric Power Research Institute, and the Nuclear Energy Institute. It aims to help nuclear power plant operators retrieve operational records, technical documentation, and corrective procedures more efficiently, thereby supporting decision-making and issue resolution.

Bitget Launches US Stock FCN Fixed Coupon Notes, Offering Up to 71% APR

: Bitget has officially launched FCN (Fixed Coupon Notes), bringing structured products from traditional finance into the tokenized US stock sector, becoming the first crypto exchange to combine the FCN structure with USDT settlement and US stock rToken delivery.The initial underlying assets and reference APR ranges include: SanDisk SNDK 56%–71%, Marvell MRVL 49%–61%, SK Hynix SKHY 46%–58%, Micron MU 39%–48%, and NVIDIA NVDA 13%–16%. In addition, Bitget has simultaneously launched a limited-time cashback campaign. Users who reach specified cumulative subscription tiers will receive corresponding cashback rewards, with a maximum of 10,000 USDT per individual. The campaign runs until September 18. For more details, please refer to Bitget's official platform.Bitget FCN (Fixed Coupon Note) is a type of structured wealth management product linked to a single US stock rToken. Users can subscribe using USDT and set a strike price. Upon maturity, if the observed price is not lower than the strike price, the USDT principal and fixed interest will be returned; if it is lower than the strike price, the principal will be converted into the corresponding rToken at the strike price, while still earning the fixed interest.

HIVE Digital Signs $350M Five-Year AI Cloud Services Contract, Deploying 2,016 NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs

Odaily News - Digital infrastructure company HIVE Digital Technologies' high-performance computing division, BUZZ High Performance Computing, has signed a five-year AI cloud services contract worth approximately $350 million with an undisclosed investment-grade enterprise client. The contract is expected to generate approximately $70 million in additional annual revenue, bringing BUZZ HPC's annualized revenue to approximately $180 million. BUZZ HPC will deploy 2,016 NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs, utilizing the GB300 NVL72 system, NVIDIA Quantum-X800 InfiniBand networking, and VAST Data storage. The cluster is expected to become operational later this year at Bell's AI Fabric facility in Merritt, British Columbia, Canada, which runs on renewable hydroelectric power and closed-loop liquid cooling technology. HIVE estimates the project's capital expenditure at approximately $185 million, which will be funded through previously announced financing and new equipment debt. The company expects daily revenue of approximately $500,000 from its HPC and AI business once the cluster is fully operational, and plans to achieve $200 million in annualized GPU cloud services revenue by year-end. The company holds approximately 400 megawatts of capacity in Canada, which can support over 120,000 GPUs over the next two years. (Bitcoin.com News)

Jensen Huang: A100 GPU Can Remain in Service Until 2029, NVIDIA Computing Power Has Asset Attributes

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated that A100 GPU clusters will remain available from 2020 to 2029, emphasizing that the core value of the NVIDIA computing platform lies not only in the chips themselves, but more in CUDA providing a unified platform for developers and NVIDIA engineers, enabling Ampere, Hopper, and Blackwell architectures to continue receiving upgrades throughout their lifecycle.

NVIDIA Partners with Six Institutions to Establish Financing Platform, Plans to Mobilize Over $500 Billion for AI Infrastructure

NVIDIA announced partnerships with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs, and KKR to establish an independent financing platform. The platform aims to mobilize over $500 billion in third-party capital over the long term to support AI infrastructure development.

NVIDIA Launches NeMo Switchyard, Using AI Model Routing Technology to Reduce Agent Operating Costs

Odaily News NVIDIA has launched an AI model routing system called NeMo Switchyard, designed to help developers dynamically allocate AI Agent tasks across multiple large models, reducing costs and latency while maintaining performance.NVIDIA stated that building AI agents does not necessarily mean relying on a single large model. Different models have their own advantages in reasoning capability, response speed, and operating costs. For example, classification tasks may be suited for lightweight models, while complex reasoning requires more powerful frontier models. If all requests are sent to the largest model, costs and latency will increase; conversely, using small models for everything may degrade the quality of complex task completion. NeMo Switchyard uses an intelligent routing mechanism to automatically select the most appropriate execution model among multiple specialized and frontier models based on factors such as task requirements, model capabilities, cost, latency, and system status. The system allows developers to switch between different model providers and model versions without changing the application architecture.NVIDIA explained that NeMo Switchyard offers multiple routing strategies, including a training-free LLM classifier router, Stage Router, Escalation Router, and an adjustable routing model trained on real workload data. Among these, the Escalation Router prioritizes assigning tasks to low-cost models and escalates requests to stronger models when it detects increased task complexity, persistent errors, or stalled execution, thereby achieving a balance between performance and cost.NVIDIA stated that in related tests, NeMo Switchyard significantly reduced AI Agent operating costs while maintaining a high task completion rate by distributing tasks across different models. For example, compared to using only frontier models, the escalation-based routing approach reduced costs by approximately 74% in LangChain multi-turn agent testing, with only 7% of requests requiring calls to frontier models.Additionally, NVIDIA has partnered with companies such as Cognition, Nous Research, Ramp, LangChain, LiteLLM, and Kong to integrate NeMo Switchyard into AI Agent development workflows and enterprise application infrastructure.

Naver D2SF Completes Third-Round Follow-On Investment in Physical AI Data Startup NdotLight

According to Yonhap News, Naver D2SF announced the completion of a follow-on investment in physical AI data startup NdotLight (엔닷라이트). This round of financing was led by the Korea Development Bank, with a total size of 15 billion Korean won. This is also Naver D2SF's third investment in the company following the Pre-A round in 2021 and the Series A round in 2022. NdotLight independently developed the 3D data generation solution TRINIX, which can automatically generate high-precision 3D data containing physical properties (mass, friction), joint structures, and collision range information, and is deeply integrated with NVIDIA's simulation platform Omniverse, achieving mass supply of large-scale high-quality 3D simulation datasets.

NVIDIA Partners with Six Major Wall Street Institutions to Establish $500 Billion AI Infrastructure Financing Platform

According to CNBC, Nvidia has signed a memorandum of understanding with Apollo Global Management, Blackstone, BlackRock, Brookfield Asset Management, Goldman Sachs, and KKR to jointly establish a financing platform for Nvidia customers, aiming to mobilize over $500 billion in third-party capital for hyperscale data center construction and Nvidia hardware procurement. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang characterized this as the first time AI chips have become an "investable asset class," stating they possess revenue-generating capabilities, long service lives, and can be transferred across customers, while analogizing compute infrastructure to electricity and the internet. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink defined the project as the "next future of financial engineering" following the securitization of mortgages in the 1970s, and stated that more funds would be raised as soon as possible. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon revealed that this collaboration was initiated by Jensen Huang. Currently, some funds have already been raised; the parties will provide financing support for GPUs and data centers through institutional credit, insurance capital, and private capital, helping end users complete AI infrastructure construction without tapping their own balance sheets.

NVIDIA Plans to Invest $3 Billion in Lancium to Support "Stargate" Data Center Project

NVIDIA plans to invest up to $3 billion in power infrastructure developer Lancium, with an initial investment of $2 billion to acquire approximately 20% equity, and an additional $1 billion may be added subsequently if milestones such as grid connection are met. Lancium is backed by Blackstone Group, and its "Clean Campus" located in Abilene, Texas is the site of the first phase of NVIDIA's "Stargate" AI supercomputing data center project. The company is currently valued at approximately $10 billion and is evaluating an IPO in 2027.

Cathie Wood's fund reduces Palantir holdings by approximately $17 million

According to the latest trading data disclosed by Ark Invest, funds under Cathie Wood sold a total of 109,492 shares of Palantir (PLTR) on August 4 and 5, valued at approximately $17 million based on the latest closing price.Palantir previously reported second-quarter revenue of $1.94 billion, up 93% year-over-year, and raised its full-year guidance, driving the stock up nearly 30% in a single day after the earnings release. In addition, Cathie Wood has recently increased positions in Circle (CRCL), SpaceX (SPCX), and NVIDIA (NVDA), while reducing holdings in Shopify (SHOP) and Roblox (RBLX). (The Street)

Firmus Completes $2 Billion Financing at Valuation Over $10.5 Billion, with NVIDIA, Coatue Among Investors

According to Reuters, Australian AI infrastructure company Firmus completed a $2 billion equity financing, pushing its post-money valuation to over $10.5 billion, nearly doubling the $5.5 billion valuation from its previous funding round in April. The round saw continued participation from NVIDIA and Coatue Management, with funds under Blackstone and Jane Street also providing support.

NVIDIA Considers Reducing Rubin Ultra GPU Configuration to Address HBM Memory Shortage

To address HBM memory supply shortages, NVIDIA is considering reducing the specifications of the next-generation Rubin Ultra GPU. According to sources cited by The Information, NVIDIA has internally tested at least three versions of the Rubin Ultra GPU with lower HBM configurations over the past few weeks, requiring HBM capacity lower than the initially announced specifications. Possible downgrade paths include scaling down from HBM4E to HBM4, and from 12Hi HBM to 8Hi HBM. This move aims to advance product launch plans under supply constraints.

Shenzhen Jiaxian Communication Exclusive Response: NVIDIA AI-RAN Technical Team Visited the Company, and Both Parties Have Established a Technical Working Group

Odaily News Jiaxian Communication related personnel responded to Tongyu Communication's clarification announcement, stating that in March 2026, NVIDIA's AI-RAN technical team visited Jiaxian Communication, and both parties exchanged views on the AI-RAN technology roadmap. During the exchange, NVIDIA recommended that Jiaxian Communication use the CUDA Aerial open-source platform for AI-RAN base station system R&D. Since then, Jiaxian Communication has initiated pre-research and validation of AI-native 5G and 6G base station technologies based on the CUDA Aerial ecosystem, and related work has been steadily progressing for nearly six months.The aforementioned personnel stated that both parties have now established a regular technical working group to maintain communication on related technology R&D and validation. More than ten technical personnel from NVIDIA, from regions including Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Singapore, are participating in the working group. (Jiemian)

AI research company Mirendil signs over $100 million computing agreement with Google Cloud

Odaily News: AI research startup Mirendil has entered into a multi-year partnership agreement with Google Cloud to secure large-scale computing resources in support of its "Self-Improving AI" research and development. Under the agreement, Mirendil will gain access to TPU and NVIDIA GPU computing resources provided by Google Cloud, as well as managed AI training clusters, to develop AI systems capable of continuously optimizing their own capabilities. It is reported that Mirendil is focused on advancing "Recursive Self-Improvement" AI, in which AI systems enhance their own performance through iterative refinement, self-learning, and optimization. This direction is also a research area of interest among some of the top AI laboratories today.Benham Neyshabur, co-founder and CEO of Mirendil, revealed that the total value of the agreement exceeds $100 million, roughly equivalent to half of the $1 billion valuation seed funding round the company completed at the end of June. (TechCrunch)