NVIDIA Joins Higgsfield’s Series B Investment Round

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NVIDIA investment in Higgsfield

We are thrilled to announce that NVIDIA has joined as an investor in Higgsfield! 🔥

Today, we have expanded our Series B funding with new investments from both NVIDIA and TCV, marking a significant milestone for our company.

NVIDIA has been a crucial part of our platform’s evolution, powering each generation with their L40 and A40 GPUs, as well as the Hopper and Blackwell architectures, with Vera Rubin on the horizon. Their investment reflects not only their commitment to our technology but also their recognition of the substantial computational power required for every second of video generated.

TCV, known for backing giants like Netflix and Spotify during pivotal shifts in the media landscape, is now supporting our journey into the future.

Since August, Higgsfield’s user base has surged from 30 million to over 40 million across more than 230 countries, with enterprise contracts increasing by over 70%.

This new capital will be instrumental in developing our global infrastructure and expanding our team, allowing us to accelerate our growth.

A heartfelt thank you to the teams at NVIDIA and TCV for placing their trust in us!

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