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Naver closes $10bn investment from Brookfield and Nvidia

Naver secures $10bn from Brookfield and Nvidia for facilities and GPU procurement

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards··South Korea
Naver closes $10bn investment from Brookfield and Nvidia

South Korean internet giant Naver has completed a $10 billion funding transaction with Brookfield and Nvidia. The allocated proceeds will be directed towards constructing new data centres and procuring graphics processing units. The deal highlights sustained investor and vendor appetite for large-scale computational real estate.

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