Nvidia said in a filing on Monday that it has acquired $5 billion worth of Intel shares. The deal was announced in September. This Follows the announcement of a private placement agreement on September 15, 2025 where Nvidia completed its $5 billion investment in Intel. After a period of considerable operational losses, Intel now has a vital financial “lifeline” thanks to the transaction, which was approved by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in early December.
After years of mistakes and capital-intensive manufacturing capacity expansions depleted the chipmaker’s funds, the top AI chip designer said in September that it will pay $23.28 per share for Intel common stock. This acquisition is viewed as a significant financial lifeline for the chipmaker.
According to Monday’s report, the most valuable company in the world purchased more than 214.7 million Intel shares in a private placement at the price specified in the September deal.
Nvidia’s investment in Intel was approved by U.S. antitrust authorities, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission announced earlier in December.
In premarket trade, Nvidia shares saw a 1.3% decline, while Intel stock saw minimal movement.
In addition to the ownership investment, the arrangement creates a strong technical alliance with the goal of merging the two businesses’ architectures:
Custom CPUs for data centres with the aim to interact with Nvidia’s AI platforms, Intel will create specialised x86 processors.
Consumer PC Integration as the businesses will collaborate to create system-on-chips (SoCs) for PCs that combine Nvidia RTX GPU processors with Intel x86 CPUs.
High-Speed Interconnects with Nvidia’s NVLink technology and then will be used in future joint products to deliver data transfer speeds that are far quicker than those of ordinary PCIe 5.0.
For manufacturing outlook which is mostly a strategic investment, the agreement puts both businesses in line with American manufacturing and may establish Intel Foundry as a possible supplier of Nvidia parts in the future.
The terms of the agreements which will involve purchase of about 214.8 million recently issued Intel common shares were purchased by Nvidia. The Pricing, when the agreement was first announced in September, the shares were bought at a set price of $23.28 each, which was almost 5% less than Intel’s trading price. The ownership stake as Nvidia now owns about 4% of Intel as a result of the acquisition. The closing date was on December 29, 2025 where the deal was formally finalised and verified in regulatory documents.
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