About this tracker

A living dataset of NVIDIA's public partnership ecosystem. Currently 28 active partnerships, last updated 2026-03-31.

What this is

This is a personal, editorial tracker of named, public partnerships between NVIDIA and other entities — covering silicon supply, networking fabric, cloud deployment, software collaboration, vertical-industry integration, and strategic investment with operational substance.

What counts as a partnership

A partnership is a named, public, ongoing relationship involving shared technology development, supply, deployment, integration, or strategic alignment. It must be:

Named publicly by NVIDIA, the partner, or both
Ongoing or forward-looking — not a one-time transaction
Substantive — has a stated purpose beyond marketing

What does NOT count

Customers buying GPUs (procurement ≠ partnership)
Resellers and distributors
Developers using CUDA
Conference sponsorships and event appearances
Rumored or unconfirmed deals
Pure investments without operational tie
Competitors framed as partners by press

The six categories

Each entry has exactly one primary category:

silicon — fabrication, memory, packaging, assembly
interconnect — NVLink, fabric partners
cloud — named infrastructure deployment programs
software — frameworks, models, platforms with co-engineering
vertical — auto, robotics, healthcare, industrial, telecom, sovereign-AI
investment — equity stakes with operational substance

Confidence rubric

high — confirmed by NVIDIA's official channel AND by the partner
medium — confirmed by one side only, or tier-1 trade press citing on-record sources
low — reported but not officially confirmed; included only if widely treated as fact

Data sources

Articles are collected daily from a curated list of public sources: NVIDIA's blog and newsroom, SemiAnalysis, IEEE Spectrum, AnandTech, and others. Partnerships are extracted weekly with human review.

Corrections

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