What’s disclosed
World Labs works with Nebius as it develops models that understand three-dimensional environments. In its Q3 2025 earnings call, Nebius described World Labs’ large world model as simulating 3D worlds for applications in media, gaming, architectural design, physical AI and robotics.
Nebius said it deepened the relationship in its third-quarter 2025 shareholder letter and named World Labs among its physical-AI customers the following quarter. A Nebius physical-AI brief also includes the company in its customer group.
Sources
5 sourcesNebius Q3 2025 Earnings Call
12 Nov 2025 · www.youtube.com · Video
Nebius names World Labs as a customer and describes its large world model as simulating 3D worlds for applications in media, gaming, architectural design, physical AI and robotics. Evidence at 38:26.
Open original source at 38:26Nebius Q4 2025 letter
12 Feb 2026 · Nebius · PDF
Nebius names World Labs in its customer disclosures.
Open original sourceNVIDIA CEO customer remarks
2 Jun 2026 · fool.com · Web page
Adds a later public account of the World Labs and Nebius relationship.
Open original sourceNebius for physical AI — solution brief
27 Sept 2026 · Nebius · PDF
Page 2 places World Labs in the “Trusted by hyperscalers and frontier AI labs” customer panel.
Open original sourceCompany context
worldlabs.aiWorld Labs develops AI models and software that generate and reconstruct explorable 3D environments from text, images and video. Its Marble application lets artists, designers, filmmakers and game developers create, edit, combine and export persistent virtual worlds. The World API brings these capabilities into other applications and simulations. Its newer Atlas model, offered through early access, combines world generation, scene reconstruction and simulation, with applications in camera-controlled video, visual effects and robotics.
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Recent updates
7 updatesWorld Labs begins rolling out Atlas beta access
World Labs announced that Atlas beta access had started rolling out. The announcement demonstrates camera paths with precise viewpoint control, and a follow-up post links to requests for beta access.
World LabsAMD agrees to acquire World Labs for $8.2 billion in stock
Silicon UK reported that AMD will acquire World Labs for $8.2 billion in stock and that Fei-Fei Li will become AMD’s chief scientist and an executive vice-president. The agreement was originally announced on September 28 and remains pending closing.
Silicon UKAMD agrees to acquire World Labs for $8.2 billion
ITPro reported that AMD signed a definitive agreement to acquire World Labs in an all-stock transaction worth $8.2 billion. Announced on September 28, the deal was expected to close by the end of 2026, subject to regulatory approval.
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