Nvidia to become one of Intel's biggest shareholders with new investment

Trump's UK visit: What to know What did Jimmy Kimmel say about Charlie Kirk? How tariffs are unraveling India's textile industry Nvidia to become one of Intel's biggest shareholders with new investment Nvidia says it will invest $5bn into Intel, throwing its heft behind the struggling US chip company, but has stopped short of giving Intel a crucial manufacturing deal. Nvidia, which is based in Santa Clara, California, announced the investment on Thursday. TSMC currently manufactures Nvidia's flagship processors, a business that the world's most valuable company could one day extend to Intel. AMD, which competes with Intel for supplying chips to data centres, also stands to lose because of Nvidia's backing of Intel.