NVIDIA Orders 300,000 AI Chips
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The company’s first-generation chips were fabricated in the U.S. using Intel facilities, with final server assembly and integration.
AI chip startup Groq is in talks to raise a fresh $600 million at a near $6 billion valuation, sources tell Bloomberg, although the deal isn’t yet final and terms could change.
Nvidia’s stock slips as Chinese chipmakers like Huawei dominate Shanghai’s AI expo amid U.S. trade restrictions.
Nvidia's CEO has sold millions of dollars worth of his company's shares this year, and he's not done selling yet.
Artificial intelligence startup Cohere Inc. reached a deal to integrate its AI models into services provided by BCE Inc., Canada’s largest telecommunications firm by revenue.
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Nvidia stock boom continues as AI demand and GPU dominance push NVDA toward $5T. Analysts forecast $200B in revenue this fiscal year.
Despite hopes of selling its less advanced H20 chip to China again, Nvidia didn't have a booth at the World AI Conference that opened Saturday in Shanghai.
In a recent episode of the AI Investor Podcast (embedded above), host Austin Smith and technology analyst Eric Bleeker discussed the implications of the Big Beautiful Bill on the tech industry, particularly regarding artificial intelligence and domestic manufacturing.
A California-based company that designs chips used in artificial intelligence has reached a big milestone even before Apple or Microsoft.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is considered a pioneer in the artificial intelligence (AI) hardware market, and rightly so, as the chip designer's graphics processing units (GPUs) have allowed cloud computing companies and others to train AI models and run inference applications.
The YTL AI Cloud is hosted at the company’s Green Data Center Park in Johor, which is fully powered by renewable energy. According to YTL Communications CEO Wing K. Lee, this setup enables companies to harness AI without adding to their carbon footprint.
Robert Schein, CIO of Blanke Schein Wealth Management, tells Worldwide Exchange AMD is his top pick as AI demand surges. He says markets are steady despite tariffs, and earnings are broadening out.