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Nvidia Invests $2 Billion in Marvell to Strengthen AI Ecosystem

Nvidia has invested $2 billion in Marvell Technology as part of a broader strategy to maintain its central role in the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence infrastructure market.

The investment is designed to improve compatibility between Marvell’s semi-custom AI chips and Nvidia’s ecosystem, including its networking technologies and processors. As more companies explore custom silicon to reduce reliance on Nvidia’s high-cost GPUs, the move helps ensure those alternatives still integrate within Nvidia-dominated data center environments.

Marvell specializes in custom chip design and advanced networking solutions, particularly in optical interconnects and silicon photonics — technologies critical for high-speed, energy-efficient data transfer in large-scale AI systems.

Through this partnership, Marvell will provide custom silicon and networking components compatible with Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion architecture, while Nvidia will supply CPUs, network interface cards and interconnect technologies.

The deal reflects a strategic shift: rather than competing directly with all custom chip providers, Nvidia is positioning itself as the foundational platform enabling diverse AI hardware ecosystems.

Major technology firms such as Alphabet and Meta Platforms are expected to collectively spend over $600 billion on AI infrastructure this year, significantly boosting demand for advanced semiconductors and networking hardware.

Following the announcement, Marvell shares rose around 7%, while Nvidia also recorded gains, signaling strong investor confidence in the partnership.

Hasbro Investigates Cyberattack, Takes Systems Offline

Hasbro has launched an investigation into a cybersecurity incident after detecting unauthorized access to its network on March 28.

The company said it engaged third-party cybersecurity experts to assess the breach and respond to the situation. As a precaution, Hasbro has taken certain systems offline and implemented temporary measures to continue processing orders and shipping products.

Despite these efforts, the company warned that disruptions could persist for several weeks, with potential delays in order fulfillment while systems are restored and secured.

Hasbro is still evaluating the full extent of the incident, including which data or files may have been affected. The situation underscores ongoing risks faced by large consumer and manufacturing firms as cyberattacks increasingly target operational infrastructure.

Following the disclosure, Hasbro’s shares declined in premarket trading, reflecting investor concern over possible operational and reputational impacts.

WhatsApp Uncovers Spyware Campaign Targeting Italian Users

WhatsApp has revealed that an Italian surveillance firm tricked around 200 users into downloading a fake version of its app embedded with spyware.

The campaign was attributed to ASIGINT, a subsidiary of SIO, which develops cyber intelligence tools for government and law enforcement clients. According to WhatsApp, the attack relied on deception, persuading victims to install malicious software disguised as the legitimate app.

The company described the operation as “highly targeted,” noting that most affected users were based in Italy. The spyware enabled unauthorized surveillance once installed, raising concerns about privacy and digital security.

Meta Platforms, which owns WhatsApp, has taken action to disrupt the campaign. However, details about the specific targets or the full scope of the surveillance have not been disclosed.

This marks the second major spyware-related incident in Italy within 15 months. A previous case involved software from Paragon, which led to a fallout between the company and Italian authorities.

The latest incident highlights the growing use of sophisticated social engineering tactics in cyber espionage, as well as ongoing concerns over the role of commercial surveillance tools in monitoring individuals.