NVIDIA supplies Amazon Web Services

NVIDIA supplies GPUs to AWS to meet hyperscale AI compute demand, alongside AWS's own custom silicon efforts.

From: NVIDIA
To: Amazon Web Services
Importance: Very High
Confidence: 80/100

Sources (2)

AWS and NVIDIA to Deliver 2 Million Additional GPUs and Next-Generation Infrastructure for Agentic and Physical AI — NVIDIA Newsroom, August 26, 2026
AWS and NVIDIA to Deliver 2 Million Additional GPUs — NVIDIA Investor Relations, August 26, 2026

History

2023-11-28Trainium2 announced alongside deepened NVIDIA GPU access: AWS announced its second-generation Trainium2 chip while simultaneously deepening its NVIDIA relationship with new access to H200 GPUs — establishing AWS's dual-track strategy of building custom silicon while continuing to scale up NVIDIA GPU purchases rather than choosing between them.
2024-01-01Trainium2 deployed at scale for Anthropic's Project Rainier: AWS deployed Trainium2 at scale — including a 400,000-chip cluster ("Project Rainier") for Anthropic — while continuing to run large amounts of NVIDIA GPU capacity for other customers, showing Trainium supplementing rather than replacing NVIDIA within AWS's infrastructure.
2025-12-02Trainium3 launches, but roadmap stays NVIDIA-interoperable: AWS launched Trainium3, its first 3nm AI chip, while teasing an NVIDIA-friendly roadmap: the next-generation Trainium4 is planned to support NVIDIA's NVLink Fusion interconnect, allowing Trainium and NVIDIA GPUs to interoperate in the same clusters rather than AWS pursuing full silicon independence from NVIDIA.

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