Nvidia and TCV join AI video platform Higgsfield's Series B
The AI video platform says it passed $1 billion in annualised revenue run rate in September; the size of the extension was not disclosed.
By KreatorFlow News
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Higgsfield announced on October 23, 2026, that TCV and Nvidia have joined its Series B as an extension. The amounts were not disclosed.
What happened
The original Series B, announced in August, raised $400 million and valued the AI video platform at $5.4 billion. TCV and Nvidia come in as part of an extension to that round.
Higgsfield says it passed $1 billion in annualised revenue run rate in September, 18 months after launch.
The company reports more than 40 million users in 238 countries and territories, with the US as its largest market. It also reports about 150 million generations a month.
The funds are earmarked for product, global infrastructure, hiring and go-to-market expansion.
On November 11, Higgsfield's CEO posted a $1.35 billion run rate for October. That figure is a company claim and has not been independently verified. The September figure and the user and generation counts are also company-reported.
Why it matters for creators
Investor money flowing into multi-model creator platforms signals sustained demand for AI video tools aimed at marketers and creators.
Nvidia's participation is notable because it makes the chips most AI video models run on. Higgsfield has said the new money will go to product and global infrastructure, alongside hiring and go-to-market work.
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