Nvidia explores a deeper deal with Reflection AI

Nvidia is in early talks that could lead to another investment in Reflection AI, a targeted hiring and licensing deal, or an acquisition, according to a Financial Times report cited by Reuters.

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Source published 10 Oct 2026 · Briefing published 11 October 2026

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The discussions remain preliminary and could still end without an agreement. Reuters said the alternatives under consideration include buying Reflection AI, hiring staff and licensing its technology, or making a further investment. The Financial Times put Nvidia’s existing investment at $800 million; Reflection AI declined to comment and Nvidia did not immediately respond.

Founded in 2024 by former DeepMind researchers Misha Laskin and Ioannis Antonoglou, Reflection AI develops tools that automate software development and recently introduced the open-weight Beam model. The report places the talks within Nvidia’s wider effort to invest across the AI software ecosystem as competition around coding agents intensifies.

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