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NVIDIA committed $2 billion to Brookfield’s AI infrastructure fund, which is seeking to raise $10 billion.
· ComputeLabs Research · from the September 17, 2026 edition
NVIDIA has committed $2 billion to Brookfield Asset Management’s global AI infrastructure fund, according to investor documents described in the Telegram report. NVIDIA’s participation had previously been disclosed, but the report says the latest documents reveal its commitment size for the first time.
Brookfield identified NVIDIA and the Kuwait Investment Authority as cornerstone investors last year. The fund’s stated investment scope includes factories, dedicated behind-the-meter power solutions, and compute infrastructure; the $10 billion figure is a fundraising target, not a confirmed final close.
The same report says Brookfield plans to raise approximately $50 billion for its infrastructure business over the next two years, with AI spanning its investment strategies. It also identifies Brookfield as a participant in a separate $500 billion NVIDIA-led AI compute-infrastructure financing platform; these figures describe different initiatives and are not amounts raised by the AI fund.
The supplied material establishes a reported investment commitment, not confirmation that the full $2 billion has been deployed. It does not provide capital-call timing, investment conditions, fund economics, or project-level allocations.
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