Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
Santa Clara, California, United States
NVIDIA is a full-stack accelerated computing company (GPUs and AI/accelerated computing platforms) plus AI software, developer tools, and data-center networking solutions.
Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
Recent pace
2
2 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
9 buyout · 1 growth capital
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
NVIDIA has acquired Kumo AI in a deal reported to be valued at $400 million. Kumo AI develops foundation models for relational data and enterprise applications, including financial-services use cases such as fraud detection and customer churn analysis.
Intel and NVIDIA announced a broad collaboration to co-develop custom CPU/GPU products for data centers and personal computing. As part of the agreement, NVIDIA will invest $5 billion in Intel common stock at $23.28 per share, subject to standard closing conditions including regulatory approvals.
Nvidia has acquired Toronto-based AI startup CentML, including its technology, employees and customers. Several CentML co-founders and at least 15 engineers have joined Nvidia and CentML will cease operations, with its subscription AI-optimization services being discontinued.
Nvidia has acquired synthetic data startup Gretel in a nine-figure deal, folding Gretel’s team of roughly 80 employees into Nvidia to integrate its synthetic-data platform into Nvidia’s cloud and generative AI services. The purchase price reportedly exceeds Gretel’s most recent $320 million valuation; Gretel provides a synthetic data platform and APIs used by developers and privacy-sensitive end markets such as healthcare and finance.
Nvidia acquired AIOps network-monitoring specialist Augtera Networks in December 2024, with Augtera folded into Nvidia’s Spectrum-X networking product portfolio. Financial terms were not disclosed; Augtera’s founders and key engineers have joined Nvidia and the company’s website now redirects to Nvidia.
NVIDIA has acquired Seattle-based OctoAI, a startup that provides tooling and infrastructure to build and run generative AI models. The deal — reported at roughly $165 million before adjustments and with potential incentives that could push consideration higher — brings OctoAI's ML compiler and model-serving technology and team into NVIDIA to bolster its AI infrastructure offerings.
Nvidia has reportedly agreed to acquire incident-automation startup Shoreline Inc. in a deal valued at around $100 million, according to Bloomberg. Shoreline, founded in 2019, provides cloud observability and runbook-driven remediation software for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud and had raised roughly $57 million from investors including Insight Venture Partners, NTT Venture Capital and Dawn Capital.
NVIDIA has acquired Run:ai, an Israel-based Kubernetes-native workload orchestration software provider that optimizes GPU resources for AI workloads. NVIDIA said it will continue offering Run:ai's products, integrate its capabilities into NVIDIA platforms (including DGX and DGX Cloud), and Run:ai's founders indicated the software will be open-sourced to broaden ecosystem access.
NVIDIA announced plans to acquire Cumulus Networks, the Mountain View–based developer of Cumulus Linux and open networking software for data-center switches. The acquisition expands NVIDIA’s networking software capabilities—enabling deeper integration across chips, switching hardware (including NVIDIA Mellanox Spectrum) and network operating software to support accelerated, software-defined data centers.
NVIDIA Corporation completed its acquisition of Mellanox Technologies, Ltd. on April 27, 2020 for a transaction value of $7 billion. The deal combines NVIDIA's AI and compute capabilities with Mellanox's high-performance networking products to deliver end-to-end solutions for next-generation data centers and high-performance computing customers.
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