Nvidia says several major companies are among the first users of its upcoming “Vera” microprocessor. Bloomberg reports that Nvidia lists Anthropic PBC and OpenAI among the early customers, along with SpaceX, positioning them as key wins for Nvidia’s expansion in AI data-center computing. The Next Web adds that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang references the customer list during a Computex keynote in Taipei. In addition to Anthropic and OpenAI, Huang names SpaceX and Oracle as early users of the Vera chip. The reports present the customer disclosures as part of Nvidia’s broader effort to build out its in-house processor portfolio beyond its traditional focus on graphics and accelerators used in AI infrastructure. While the sources agree on the companies named and the chip’s early-user status, they do not provide detailed specifications, pricing, or timelines for availability in the excerpts provided. Overall, the disclosures suggest Nvidia is seeking to secure prominent partners as it advances new silicon for AI workloads in data centers.