Sources: 
Nvidia is spearheading a significant $25 million funding round in Skild AI, a company specializing in robotics software development. This investment highlights Nvidia's commitment to advancing AI-driven robotics technology.
Joining Nvidia in this round is South Korean tech giant Samsung, contributing $10 million to the funding. This collaboration between a leading chipmaker and a global electronics powerhouse underscores the growing importance of AI in robotics.
"The Santa Clara, California chipmaker is putting in $25 million," sources said, emphasizing Nvidia's leading role.
"The South Korean tech leader is making a $10 million investment in Skild, which develops software for robots," according to insiders familiar with the deal.
This infusion of capital is expected to accelerate Skild AI's development of advanced software solutions for robotic applications, potentially impacting industries reliant on automation and intelligent machines. The partnership also signals increased strategic interest from major technology players in the AI robotics sector.
With Nvidia's expertise in AI hardware and Samsung's broad technology portfolio, Skild AI is well-positioned to leverage this funding to innovate and expand its market presence.
The funding round remains confidential, with sources requesting anonymity due to the unannounced nature of the plans, but it marks a notable milestone for Skild AI's growth trajectory.
Sources: Nvidia is leading a $25 million investment round in Skild AI, a robotics software developer, with Samsung joining the funding with a $10 million contribution, according to sources familiar with the matter.
