Nvidia plans to make significant investments in Thailand to establish the country as a key technology hub in Southeast Asia.

Nvidia is set to announce new investments in Thailand this December, Thailand's Commerce Minister Pichai Naripthaphan told Bloomberg on Monday. Nvidia will join companies like Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft to expand into Southeast Asia,

Thailand Commerce Minister Pichai Naripthaphan said Nvidia is set to unveil investment plans for the country, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday.

Earlier this year, Microsoft pledged to build new cloud and AI infrastructure in Thailand, and provide opportunities to train over 100,000 people in AI skills. Earlier this year, Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella was on a three-country tour of Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia.

Nvidia Corp. is set to unveil investment plans for Thailand, joining Alphabet Inc. and Microsoft Corp., as Southeast Asia becomes a hot spot for building AI data centers and manufacturing the components that power them.

Nvidia will unveil investment plans for Thailand during chief executive officer Jensen Huang’s trip to Bangkok in December, according to a Bloomberg interview with Thailand’s Commerce Minister Pichai Naripthaphan on Monday (21 October). He said it could lead to more investment interests “with related clusters following suit.”

Thailands Commerce Minister announced that Nvidia will disclose its investment strategy during CEO Jensen Huangs December trip to Bangkok. The anticipated move is expected to amplify Southeast Asias allure for global

Nvidia is set to announce new investments in Thailand this December. Nvidia's investment follows similar moves by Microsoft, Google, and Amazon in Southeast Asia's AI sector. Foreign investment in Thailand surged 42% in 2024, with projections reaching $29.8 billion by year’s end.