Nvidia invests in French health platform Doctolib to expand AI for patients

Nvidia, the world's most valuable company, announced Tuesday it is investing in French medical appointment platform Doctolib, marking its entry into the company's capital. CEO Jensen Huang made the announcement during a visit to Paris. The American chip giant will take a minority stake in Doctolib and help train its artificial intelligence models in Europe. Doctolib, which already uses Nvidia technology, plans to accelerate AI recruitment and deploy a patient-facing AI assistant to all users by 2027. The investment amount and valuation were not disclosed. Nvidia has invested $8 billion in Europe over the past year. Doctolib, valued at €3.6 billion in April, reported €422 million in annual recurring revenue for 2025 and claims profitability.