The Latest Breaking News from Colette Kress

Companies are investing in generative AI applications, according to Colette Kress.

With expectations leading up to Nvidia's earnings results running red-hot, a strong topline beat and forecast was not enough to satisfy investors.

Nvidia continues to witness high demand for its AI GPUs and will start disclosing ROI metrics for end users from the next earnings call onwards.

Colette Kress joined Nvidia as CFO in 2013.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday claimed Tesla's autonomous driving efforts are ahead of the competition.

Nvidia's fourth quarter FY2024 earnings hit $22.1 billion on AI frenzy.

New Constructs’ David Trainer warns that Nvidia’s stock is “priced for perfection” in a world where the ideal is a rarity at best.

Nvidia released its fiscal Q3 earnings last night, and beat on both profit and revenues, while also providing better-than-expected guidance. However, the stock is not surging as investors might have expected. Here's a look at what's pressuring the semiconductor giant after earnings.

U.S. federal student loan payments are set to resume Oct. 1 after a three-year pause.

Nvidia's chips are critical to training A.I. models—giving Washington leverage to push the chipmaker's customers to adopt its rules.

20% to 25% of Nvidia's datacenter revenue could be lost if U.S. restricts sales of datacenter GPUs to China.