Nvidia announces new AI partnerships with Palantir, T-Mobile and Uber

Chip giant Nvidia on Tuesday announced new partnerships with technology and communications companies as part of efforts to advance Artificial Intelligence (AI) Infrastructure and activation of artificial intelligence capabilities.

CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang It made a series of announcements in a keynote on Tuesday covering a slew of new AI development initiatives the company is implementing with partners.

One initiative will see Palantir integrate Nvidia models into the core of its Ontology framework at the heart of the Palantir AI platform. The two companies will build a first-of-its-kind integrated technology stack for operational AI, including analytical capabilities, reference workflows, automation features, and specialized, customizable AI agents.

“By combining Palantir’s powerful AI-driven platform with Nvidia CUDA-X accelerated compute and Nemotron Open AI models, we are creating a next-generation engine to power specialized AI applications and agents that manage the world’s most complex industrial and operational pipelines,” Huang said.

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Lowe’s is among the first companies to leverage Palantir and Nvidia’s integrated technology stack, and the hardware chain creates a digital replica of its products Global supply chain Network to enable dynamic and continuous improvement of AI. The plan can support supply chain resilience while also enhancing cost savings and customer satisfaction.

Nvidia is working with several carriers, including Booz Allen, Cisco, MITRE, ODC and T-Mobile to create what they call a first in America. Native AI wireless stack For 6G, integrating advanced AI across hardware, software, and architecture to prepare future networks for the growth of AI traffic.

The suite is built on the Nvidia AI Aerial platform to enable advanced applications, such as integrated multi-modal sensing capabilities, communications capabilities for public safety, and AI-based spectrum agility and sensing.

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Nvidia is the leading manufacturer of artificial intelligence chips. (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Nvidia also announced a partnership with Nokia to develop a 6G-ready computing platform that allows telecommunications service providers to launch native AI-driven 5G and 6G networks on Nvidia platforms.

Development of the platform, known as Aerial RAN Computer Pro, will also include a collaboration with T-Mobile US to test AI-RAN technologies as it develops 6G technologies with trials expected in 2026.

Nvidia also works with Manufacturing and robotics Companies to stimulate remanufacturing in the United States using physical AI.

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Jensen Huang is the co-founder and CEO of Nvidia. (Annabelle Cheah/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Belden, Caterpillar, Foxconn, Lucid Motors, Toyota, TSMC and Wistron have built digital twins in the factory using Nvidia’s Omniverse to accelerate AI-driven manufacturing.

In addition, NVIDIA announced a Partnership with Uber To work to bring human passengers and automated drivers into a global ride-hailing network powered by leveraging Nvidia’s DRIVE platform for autonomous vehicles. Uber is expanding its autonomous fleet in 2027, targeting 100,000 vehicles powered by a shared AI data factory built on Nvidia’s Cosmos platform.

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Several automakers, including Stellantis, Lucid and Mercedes-Benz, are collaborating on Level 4-ready autonomous vehicles compatible with Nvidia’s DRIVE platform, while Aurora, Volvo and Waabi are working to expand Level 4 autonomy to include long-range charging.