Nvidia announced plans to invest in four French companies—Doctolib, Entalpic, Genesis AI and Pigment—in a development Euronews dated to October 13, 2026. Nvidia describes the investments as planned and links the companies to healthcare, materials discovery, robotics and business planning. (Nvidia; Euronews)

The four companies Nvidia named

FRANCE 24’s report on Nvidia’s French investment plans and Jensen Huang’s remarks on open models

Nvidia describes Doctolib as a European healthcare technology company developing AI agents and digital health services. Paris-based Entalpic works on materials discovery, while Paris-based Pigment develops enterprise planning software. Genesis AI is a global robotics company developing general-purpose robots and related systems, including foundation models, data-collection systems and simulation infrastructure.

Nvidia’s commitment spans Europe

Nvidia says it has committed nearly $10 billion to Europe’s technology ecosystem. That figure describes a Europe-wide commitment; the French announcement names four planned investments within that broader picture.

Separate French infrastructure and AI projects

Nvidia says Bull plans to extend European AI server production to NVIDIA Vera Rubin Ultra NVL72 systems in 2028. The plan includes producing trays in Europe and integrating the racks at Bull’s factory in Angers.

Nvidia also describes Twake.ai, built by Linagora and Docaposte on Nemotron, as the sole referenced sovereign digital workplace under the CANUT framework agreement for more than 2,500 French public organizations. Separately, Nvidia says it is working with SBS on a platform for banks to deploy governed generative and agentic AI services in their own environments. (Nvidia)