30 articles tagged with NVIDIA
Jensen Huang argues that doomsday narratives about artificial intelligence are damaging investor confidence and slowing capital deployment in the sector. His pushback signals growing frustration among tech leaders over existential risk rhetoric.
Nvidia unveils intelligent warehouse and catalog management solutions powered by multi-agent AI systems, addressing critical bottlenecks in retail operations and inventory intelligence.
Alibaba's stock price jumped following reports that China may approve imports of Nvidia's advanced H200 AI chips in early 2026, signaling a potential thaw in semiconductor trade tensions and massive procurement plans.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang acknowledges Tesla's Full Self-Driving as "world-class" while unveiling Alpamayo, a new autonomous vehicle development platform that positions the chipmaker as a direct competitor in the self-driving race.
China has instructed its tech companies to halt purchases of Nvidia's H200 chips, signaling a strategic shift in the semiconductor standoff between Beijing and Washington. The move reflects deeper tensions over AI chip access and domestic chip development.
AMD's leadership predicts the AI user base will reach 5 billion by 2030, marking a watershed moment for the industry. The forecast underscores the intensifying competition between chip makers to capture the next wave of AI adoption.
Elon Musk's xAI has closed a massive $20 billion Series E funding round with backing from Nvidia and Cisco, signaling major investor confidence in the AI startup's Grok chatbot and computational ambitions. The capital injection positions xAI to compete directly with OpenAI and Anthropic in the race for AI dominance.
At CES 2026, AMD unveiled its MI455 AI processor alongside a deepened partnership with OpenAI, marking a critical moment in the race for AI chip supremacy. The move challenges Nvidia's market stranglehold while signaling AMD's commitment to enterprise-grade AI infrastructure.
Nvidia is experiencing unprecedented demand for its H200 chips from China, even as U.S. export controls tighten. The surge reveals a critical tension in the AI chip market: Chinese enterprises are racing to secure advanced processors before restrictions become more severe.
Nvidia's latest Nemotron models represent a critical pivot from language-only AI to embodied robotics, with the company leveraging CES 2026 to position itself as the infrastructure backbone for the next wave of physical AI systems.
Nvidia's entry into the robotaxi space by 2027 signals a major shift in how the AI chipmaker is monetizing its autonomous vehicle technology. The move puts it in direct competition with Tesla and traditional automakers racing to deploy self-driving fleets.
Nvidia unveiled a comprehensive robotics AI platform at CES 2026, introducing new models and the Vera Rubin superchip architecture. The move positions the chipmaker to compete directly in the emerging robotics market while expanding beyond traditional data center dominance.
Google's tensor processing unit patents have tripled while competitors accelerate production. What does this mean for the future of AI infrastructure?
The chip wars intensify at CES 2026 as Nvidia, AMD, and Intel deliver competing visions for AI acceleration. From Nvidia's GPU leadership to Intel's Panther Lake push, here's what the keynotes revealed about the future of AI computing.
Nvidia is in advanced negotiations to acquire Israeli AI startup AI21 Labs for up to $3 billion, marking a strategic move to consolidate AI talent and reinforce its dominance in the rapidly evolving AI stack. The deal would bring over 200 researchers and engineers into Nvidia's fold.
The chip wars are moving center stage at CES 2026 as Nvidia and AMD CEOs deliver competing keynotes on artificial intelligence. Here's what to expect from the industry's biggest rivalry.
Baidu's AI chip subsidiary has filed for a Hong Kong IPO, signaling a major shift in China's semiconductor strategy. The move comes as domestic tech giants race to reduce reliance on foreign chip suppliers and establish homegrown AI hardware dominance.
Nvidia's leadership sees Tesla's humanoid robot as a transformative opportunity with multi-trillion dollar implications for the robotics and AI industries, marking a significant moment in the convergence of autonomous systems and enterprise automation.
The chip industry's two dominant players will present competing visions for AI advancement at CES 2026, with Nvidia and AMD CEOs delivering keynote addresses focused on next-generation AI accelerators and data center innovations.
Nvidia is in talks to acquire AI21 Labs for up to $3 billion, marking its fourth Israeli acquisition and bolstering its AI capabilities.
Meta Platforms leads AI stock picks for 2026, focusing on Llama 4 and ad tech advancements to outpace competitors like Google.
Nvidia faces investor scrutiny over its AI acquisition strategy, drawing Enron comparisons despite significant stock gains and a $20B Groq acquisition.
AI growth boosts US tech billionaires' wealth by $500 billion in 2025, reshaping economic hierarchies and creating new young billionaires.
Nvidia enters a $20 billion deal to license AI tech from Groq, integrating it into its architecture and acquiring top executives.
NVIDIA's Jim Fan declares Tesla FSD v14 as the first AI to pass the "Physical Turing Test," marking a milestone in autonomous driving technology.
Nvidia faces bullish forecasts and emerging risks as it approaches 2026, with analysts projecting significant stock upside amid surging AI demand.
A $10,000 investment in Nvidia could theoretically reach $1 million, but high risks and current valuations make this outcome unlikely for most investors.
Nvidia and AMD may gain billions from renewed AI GPU exports to China, benefiting both U.S. vendors and Chinese tech firms.
Nvidia projects strong growth through 2035 amid AI demand, but faces competition and market saturation risks.
Nvidia and AMD are implementing stricter sales restrictions on advanced AI chips destined for the Chinese market, reflecting escalating U.S. export controls and geopolitical competition in semiconductor technology.
