Nvidia and TCV have invested in generative AI video startup Higgsfield, extending its Series B funding round. The partnership aims to leverage Nvidia's hardware to scale Higgsfield's platform, which currently processes 12 trillion tokens monthly for professional content production.
This capital infusion validates the transition of generative AI from experimental consumer tools to professional-grade production infrastructure. By backing Higgsfield alongside Runway, Nvidia is securing its position as the essential compute layer for the next generation of studio workflows. The startup's ability to generate $1 billion in annualized revenue within three years of founding suggests a massive market appetite for high-velocity visual content that traditional production cannot match. As these tools move into the Marché du Film and professional marketing agencies, the industry must now reconcile AI-native content with legacy creative processes. Watch for Higgsfield to release more original films to demonstrate the technical ceiling of its 12-trillion-token monthly processing capacity.
The YouTube generative AI study highlights how widespread adoption of these tools has become among independent creators, mirroring the professional-grade scaling seen at Higgsfield.
Nvidia and TCV have invested in Higgsfield, a generative AI startup that now processes 12 trillion tokens monthly. This funding supports professional-grade video production for studios and brands. The investment highlights the shift of generative AI from experimental tools to essential infrastructure, as Higgsfield reaches a $1 billion annualized revenue rate.
Higgsfield currently processes 12 trillion tokens monthly, resulting in the generation of 150 million assets for its clients.
As of September 2026, Higgsfield reached a $1 billion annualized revenue run rate.
Yes, Higgsfield produced the original AI film Hell Grind, which debuted at the Cannes film festival.
The startup's Series B round previously raised $400 million, resulting in a $5.4 billion valuation.
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