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Nvidia Is Making it Easier for AI Startups to Get Compute Power With a New Cloud and Revenue-Sharing Program Nvidia Is Making it Easier for AI Startups to Get Compute Power With a New Cloud and Revenue-Sharing Program Namrata Sen Fri, July 3, 2026 at 3:31 PM PDT 6 min read NVDA +3.65% Trade NVIDIA on Coinbase Trading disclosure Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some

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Chipmaker Nvidia is expanding its support for fast-growing AI startups by introducing a partnership program that leverages its network of AI cloud service providers to offer these firms access to critical computing infrastructure, the company said Thursday. Cloud-based AI firms, model builders and other enterprises will share both product and cloud revenue with Nvidia, which is positioning itself

DIVE BRIEF Nvidia stretches compute power to Windows PCs in support of agents A superchip for personal devices and a deskside supercomputer positions Nvidia as a full-stack provider. Published June 1, 2026 Makenzie Holland Senior News Writer Share License Add us on Google Nvidia released RTX Spark, a chip to power AI agents on Windows PCs, during Nvidia GTC Taipei at Computex 2026. It also annou