Higgsfield reportedly draws Nvidia investment
Nvidia has reportedly invested in AI video company Higgsfield, although company confirmation and the investment terms could not be verified.
NVIDIAAI video company Higgsfield has reportedly attracted an investment from Nvidia. Company confirmation, the amount invested and the transaction terms could not be independently verified.
The companies already have a documented technology relationship. Nvidia says Higgsfield uses its Blackwell processors through cloud providers including Nebius to train and run AI models. Nvidia also says the move reduced Higgsfield’s model training time by 30%.
Higgsfield previously raised $400 million in a financing round that included Liberty Global, DST Global, Goldman Sachs, Menlo Ventures and Accel. Liberty Global confirmed its participation and described Higgsfield as a platform for producing images and videos for businesses and creative professionals. The reported Nvidia investment remains unconfirmed in the company materials reviewed.
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