United States President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that his administration will expedite all necessary permits for Nvidia Corporation following the company’s commitment to build supercomputers entirely within the United States. The move is part of a broader push to stimulate domestic production of advanced technology and secure the nation’s leadership in artificial intelligence (AI).

“Very big and exciting news,” Trump stated in reference to Nvidia’s plans, adding that his administration would fast-track permits for “all companies committing to be part of the Golden Age of America.”

Nvidia’s announcement includes up to $500 billion in AI infrastructure investments across the United States. The company estimates that the initiative will create hundreds of thousands of jobs and generate trillions of dollars in economic security over the coming decades. The commitment marks one of the largest tech investments in US history, positioning the country at the forefront of the global AI race.

Trump emphasized that his administration’s goal is to remove bureaucratic hurdles for companies willing to reinvest in American industry. “We are going to reward innovation, reward jobs, and reward loyalty to America,” he said, calling on other tech leaders to follow Nvidia’s example.

The announcement comes amid the administration’s broader economic strategy to reduce reliance on foreign manufacturing and bring high-tech production back to American soil. By encouraging domestic supercomputing development, the White House aims to fortify national security, stimulate economic growth, and assert technological dominance in an increasingly competitive global environment.

Nvidia’s plans align with President Trump’s long-term vision of a tech-driven industrial renaissance. The fast-tracking of permits could serve as a template for future public-private partnerships as the administration continues to attract landmark investments from the private sector.