Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announces new partnerships with Palantir, CrowdStrike, Uber
Shares of CrowdStrike and Uber jumped while Palantir pared losses after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced new partnerships with the companies at the chip designer’s GPU Technology Conference in Washington, DC.
“AI will also supercharge cybersecurity challenges, the bad AIs, and so we need an incredible defender. I can’t imagine a better defender than CrowdStrike,” Huang said. “We are partnering with CrowdStrike to make cybersecurity speed of light, to create a system that has cybersecurity AI agents in the cloud but also incredibly good AI agents on prem.”
He then went on to discuss Palantir Ontology, which he called the single fastest enterprise company in the world and probably the single most important enterprise stack in the world today.
“We work with Palantir to accelerate everything Palantir does so that we can do data processing at a much much larger scale and more speed — whether it’s structured data of the past, human-recorded data, unstructured data — and process that data for our government, for national security, and for enterprises around the world, process that data at speed of light and find insight from it.”
Huang also discussed Drive Hyperion, an architecture for companies to create vehicles that are robotaxi-ready. In a press release, the chip designer said it’s partnering with Uber to support the company in “scaling its global autonomous fleet to 100,000 vehicles over time, starting in 2027.”
