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NVIDIA's venture capital arm may invest nearly $200 million in digital bank Revolut.

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A confirmation statement disclosed by the UK Companies House shows that a shareholder entity reportedly belonging to NVIDIA’s venture capital arm NVentures LLC holds approximately 141,834 shares in Revolut. Calculated based on the offering price from Revolut’s latest financing round, these shares are valued at roughly $195.9 million. Previously, neither NVIDIA nor Revolut had publicly disclosed NVentures’ specific investment amount or shareholding size in the firm. The newly exposed documents reveal that NVIDIA is further expanding its footprint in the fintech sector through strategic investments. Founded in 2015, Revolut is one of Europe’s leading digital banking platforms, with services covering payments, foreign exchange, investments, and crypto asset services. In recent years, NVIDIA has continuously invested in AI, fintech, and next-generation internet infrastructure companies via NVentures, and its latest investment in Revolut is also regarded as part of its expansion of the AI and digital financial ecosystem. (TechFundingNews)

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