The center will focus on key areas such as quantum error correction, hardware development, and exploring new applications in quantum computing.

The company reported a record high revenue of $130.5 billion for the previous year, largely driven by increased demand for chips used in artificial intelligence applications.

NVIDIA has launched the NVIDIA Accelerated Quantum Research Center (NVAQC), aiming to advance quantum computing by integrating quantum processing units with AI supercomputers.

While NVIDIA has not disclosed the specific investment amount for the NVAQC, the company reported a net income of $72.88 billion for 2025, marking a 145 percent increase from the previous year.

With a market capitalization of $2.87 trillion, NVIDIA continues to secure its position as one of the most valuable companies globally.

In the quantum computing sector, Kerrisdale Capital released a report expressing concerns about IonQ's valuation and scalability issues, despite its recent stock performance.

Huang previously expressed skepticism about the near-term applicability of quantum computing, suggesting it was 15 to 30 years away, but later clarified his stance during a panel discussion.

Following comments made by NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang at a recent conference, stocks of quantum computing companies like IonQ and Rigetti Computing fell over 9%.

Quantinuum, a leader in the field, plans to launch a 100-logical-qubit quantum system by 2027, aiming for commercially scalable quantum computers with hundreds of logical qubits by the end of the decade.

Quantinuum's recent Generative Quantum AI (Gen QAI) system leverages data from its quantum systems to enhance AI model training and address previously unsolvable challenges.

The competitive landscape in quantum computing is intensifying, with the US and China racing for advancements, while the US imposes export restrictions on the technology.

NVIDIA has formed partnerships with various organizations, including T-Mobile and MITRE, to develop AI-native wireless networks for future 6G technology.