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NVIDIA Commits $250 Million to Advance UK Agentic Safety and Security Research Over the Next Five Years

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News Summary: NVIDIA announces a compute donation valued at $250 million over five years to support U.K. agentic safety and security research. The program will support the wider U.K.

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