US semiconductor giant Nvidia is moving to build chips and servers for artificial intelligence entirely in the United States for the first time.



Nvidia announced on Monday that it will invest as much as half a trillion dollars in AI infrastructure in the country within the next four years. The plans include domestic production of Nvidia's leading-edge generative-AI chips called Blackwell with its manufacturing partners.



Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang said adding American manufacturing helps the company better meet the growing demand for AI chips and supercomputers. He added that this will strengthen Nvidia's supply chain.



White House officials say the Trump administration's attempts to bring manufacturing home are starting to bear fruit. They say the president has put priority on domestic production of semiconductors as part of efforts to boost American production.