Safe Superintelligence Partners With NVIDIA for More Compute
Safe Superintelligence Inc. said it has entered a strategic partnership with NVIDIA that will let it scale its compute by 10x, according to an update on SSI's website.
The partnership gives SSI access to NVIDIA's Vera Rubin platform. NVIDIA also made an investment in SSI, though the companies did not disclose the amount.
SSI was founded in 2024 and is led by Ilya Sutskever and Daniel Levy. The company has spent the past two years working on research toward safe superintelligence.
The companies will also collaborate on NVIDIA's current and future compute platforms using SSI's research work.
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