Nvidia has invested $3.5 billion in convertible debentures issued by MediaTek, deepening a strategic alliance spanning AI infrastructure, local computing and automotive platforms.
The expanded collaboration centers on MediaTek’s adoption of Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion platform, enabling hyperscalers, cloud providers and edge developers to build custom XPUs integrated into Nvidia’s rack-scale AI factories. The platform includes the NVLink Fusion chiplet, NVLink-C2C interconnects for XPU-to-CPU connectivity and NVHBM memory technology.
In local computing, Nvidia and MediaTek will continue co-developing AI-powered PCs and workstations using Nvidia RTX Spark and DGX Spark architectures. The partnership also extends to the Nvidia GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, which underpins the DGX Spark, and the Nvidia RTX Spark for next-generation consumer devices.
For automotive applications, MediaTek’s Dimensity Auto platforms will integrate Nvidia technologies to deliver AI-driven software-defined cockpits and graphics systems compatible with Nvidia DRIVE AGX platforms. The collaboration targets intelligent vehicle architectures across performance, efficiency and scalability.
The investment follows Nvidia’s $3.5 billion commitment via convertible debentures, reinforcing a multi-year partnership that now spans AI infrastructure, edge computing and automotive AI systems.
Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang said the expanded tie-up would bring accelerated computing to new markets, leveraging MediaTek’s expertise in system-on-chip design, connectivity and energy efficiency. MediaTek CEO Rick Tsai highlighted the shared vision of ubiquitous advanced AI computing across cloud, edge and automotive sectors.
MediaTek’s adoption of Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion platform positions the company to supply customized AI infrastructure components to hyperscalers and cloud providers building rack-scale AI factories.
