By Milena Thomas
Publication Date: 2026-10-23 22:52:00
What happened
Higgsfield Inc., an AI video startup based in San Francisco, said Nvidia Corp. and TCV are joining its investor list to fund worldwide infrastructure and expand headcount to meet rising demand. The company’s engineering bench is largely in Kazakhstan, and the announcement coincided with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang‘s visit there.
The money comes as an add-on to Higgsfield‘s August Series B, led by DST Global, which totaled $400 million and set the valuation at $5.4 billion. Since that summer round, Higgsfield said it has added 10 million paying customers, and total registered users have climbed past 40 million.
TCV, known for growth bets on Netflix Inc., Spotify AB and ByteDance Ltd., said it is investing because the company has shown “a radically faster, professional-grade and AI-native mechanism for creators, brand marketers and agencies alike to turn ideas into images and video.”
What Higgsfield actually builds
Higgsfield presents its service to brands and creators who want to generate large volumes of media. Its platform offers a hub that taps roughly 35 third party AI video models alongside its own engine, so users can mix and match tools for stages like storyboards, character work, audio and final output.
According to Jensen Huang, advances across AI infrastructure and reasoning are now reshaping what outfits such as Higgsfield can provide. While the system once produced only short clips, he said it now supports much longer videos that hold together in the…
