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Nvidia is acquiring Poolside’s “Model Factory” and 109 employees for $6 billion

Posted on August 21, 2026 by admin

Nvidia is paying $6 billion for software that builds AI models from the startup Poolside, and it wants to bring on 109 employees.

The article Nvidia is acquiring Poolside’s “Model Factory” and 109 employees for $6 billion appeared first on The Decoder.

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