Nvidia in talks to invest hundreds of millions in Cloverleaf Infrastructure

Nvidia in talks to invest hundreds of millions in Cloverleaf Infrastructure

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2026-08-21 12:33:40
Nvidia is in advanced talks to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Cloverleaf Infrastructure, a developer focused on power infrastructure for data centers, according to ChainCatcher. Cloverleaf works on securing stable electricity supply and power-ready land for large data center projects, and its project pipeline has surpassed 10 gigawatts. The potential deal would expand Nvidia’s presence in AI infrastructure as it looks to secure future data center capacity needed for its chips. The report also noted that Nvidia has already backed other power developers, including Lancium and SB Energy, a SoftBank subsidiary. The talks point to Nvidia’s continuing interest in the power and land layer that supports large-scale AI compute buildouts.

Nvidia is in advanced talks to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Cloverleaf Infrastructure, a developer of power infrastructure for data centers, according to ChainCatcher.

Cloverleaf focuses on securing stable electricity supply and power-ready land for large data center projects. Its current project pipeline exceeds 10 gigawatts.

The potential deal would expand Nvidia’s footprint in AI infrastructure and help secure the future data center capacity needed for its chips. The report added that Nvidia has previously invested in power developers including Lancium and SB Energy, a SoftBank subsidiary.

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