UiPath shares jump on NVIDIA, OpenAI partnerships

Investing.com -- UiPath shares jumped more than 22% on Tuesday after the automation software company announced major collaborations with NVIDIA and OpenAI, alongside other deals with Google and Snowflake.

The partnership with NVIDIA integrates the chipmaker’s Nemotron models and NIM microservices into UiPath’s automation platform, allowing enterprises to deploy generative AI features across high-trust scenarios such as fraud detection and healthcare management.

The companies have also launched an Integration Service Connector linking UiPath with NVIDIA’s systems, enabling natural language processing, image understanding, and predictive analytics.

“By integrating NVIDIA NIM models directly into the UiPath Platform, customers can deploy and orchestrate their own hosted models with enterprise-grade governance,” said Graham Sheldon, Chief Product Officer at UiPath.

NVIDIA’s Joey Conway added that the collaboration will help enterprises “quickly create and deploy advanced automation with AI agents to serve complex use cases in regulated environments.”

Separately, UiPath said it has struck a deal with OpenAI to integrate GPT-5 into its Agent Builder platform, creating enterprise-ready AI agents.

The companies are building a benchmark for evaluating automation scenarios and will also allow ChatGPT Enterprise users to directly access UiPath automation features within the ChatGPT interface.

“Our platform helps enterprises at every step of their agentic transformation,” said Sheldon. OpenAI Chief Commercial Officer Giancarlo Lionetti noted the collaboration will deliver “enterprise-grade evaluations and push the industry forward.”

UiPath also unveiled a conversational agent powered by Google’s Gemini models for voice-activated automation, and a Snowflake partnership linking UiPath’s automation with Snowflake Cortex AI to turn data insights into automated actions.

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