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bloombergbam.brookfield+1investor.nvidiaNvidia has committed $2 billion to Brookfield Asset Management's global artificial intelligence infrastructure fund, according to investor documents that revealed the size of a previously disclosed investment, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.bloomberg
The chipmaker is an anchor investor in the Brookfield Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Fund, known as BAIIF, alongside the Kuwait Investment Authority. The fund, which targets $10 billion in total equity commitments, aims to acquire up to $100 billion in AI infrastructure assets through leverage and co-investment, spanning energy, land, data centers, and compute capacity.bam.brookfield+3
While Nvidia's role as a founding partner of the fund was announced when Brookfield launched BAIIF in late 2025, the $2 billion figure had not previously been disclosed. The fund had secured $5 billion in initial capital commitments from a group that included Brookfield itself, Nvidia, and the Kuwait Investment Authority.inforcapital+2
The commitment reflects Nvidia's broader strategy of extending beyond chip manufacturing and into the physical infrastructure underpinning AI development. In August 2026, Nvidia announced partnerships with Apollo, BlackRock , Blackstone , Brookfield, Goldman Sachs The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. , and KKR to create dedicated capital pools for Nvidia customers building out AI infrastructure.cryptobriefing+1
Brookfield has positioned itself as one of the largest private players in AI infrastructure. The fund is investing across the entire AI value chain, backing factories, dedicated behind-the-meter power solutions, and compute infrastructure. Brookfield has estimated the AI infrastructure investment opportunity will exceed $7 trillion over the next decade.brookfield+1
The fund has already begun deploying capital, including a $5 billion framework agreement with Bloom Energy to install up to one gigawatt of behind-the-meter power for data centers and AI factories. Brookfield has also committed billions to AI-related projects in Sweden and France.reuters+1