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NVIDIA BACKS DEEPINFRA'S $107M SERIES B ROUND

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MON, MAY 4, 2026

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DeepInfra, a cloud inference platform, has raised $107 million in Series B funding led by Nvidia and Samsung. The capital will support the company's mission to address computational bottlenecks in AI deployment.

DeepInfra closed its latest funding round with backing from major hardware manufacturers including Nvidia and Samsung. The platform provides cloud-based inference services designed to optimize AI model deployment and reduce computational constraints. The Series B round underscores growing demand for specialized infrastructure to handle AI inference workloads. As enterprises scale AI applications, bottlenecks in compute capacity and efficiency have become a key challenge. Nikola Borisov, DeepInfra's CEO, discussed the funding on Bloomberg Tech, highlighting the company's focus on solving infrastructure limitations in the AI space. The investment reflects confidence from leading chip makers in DeepInfra's approach to AI compute optimization. Both Nvidia and Samsung have strategic interests in supporting infrastructure that can efficiently run AI models at scale.

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