Nvidia offers AI startups compute now, payment later

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Nvidia has introduced a revenue-sharing and credit-support model allowing AI cloud providers to access its GPUs without upfront payment, instead sharing revenue generated from the hardware. This approach addresses capital constraints faced by emerging AI companies needing large-scale compute resources. Two companies, Sharon AI and Firmus, have already adopted this model, deploying tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs under multi-year agreements.

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