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Nvidia increases share buybacks to $235 billion

Nvidia Corp. has expanded its buyback program by $150 billion to $235 billion. This is the largest increase in the company’s history.

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Nvidia Corp. has expanded its buyback program by $150 billion to $235 billion. This is the largest increase in the company’s history. The program is planned to be implemented before the end of the 2028 financial year, ending in January 2028.

Nvidia’s growth is driven by a platform shift toward AI and accelerated computing. This shift happens once in a generation, said founder and CEO Jensen Huang. The expansion reflects our confidence in our future potential in the long term.

Earlier today, Nvidia announced a new platform – the Open Agent Safety Platform – for the safe operation of AI agents. It includes two OpenShell and Sentry systems. The first controls the actions of agents. The second isolates them at the hardware level in milliseconds. More than 100 organizations have integrated the platform, including Anthropic, Microsoft, SpaceX, Perplexity and Hugging Face.

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