On September 29, as reported by the UK's Financial Times, Nvidia is currently in discussions with insurance companies regarding financing options, with the objective of having insurance institutions share a portion of the risks associated with chip financing. Concurrently, Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, is actively working to diversify the sources of semiconductor demand and decrease reliance on major tech companies.

According to individuals familiar with the situation, Nvidia has been exploring various financing structures with insurance companies, with the intention of partially transferring the high-capital risks of chip financing to investors, such as insurance institutions. One proposed scheme involves providing insurance coverage for institutions that offer loans to emerging cloud computing companies. In the event that a company defaults and the collateralized Nvidia chips are unable to generate sufficient funds through resale to repay the loan, the insurance mechanism would cover a portion of the losses.

Such guarantees are anticipated to attract more capital to flow into these emerging companies. At present, these discussions are still in their preliminary stages, and a definitive agreement may not necessarily be reached. However, this move signifies that Nvidia is attempting to leverage financial tools to broaden its chip customer base.