The Latest Breaking News from Nvidia

Nvidia's rumored N1X ARM CPU aimed at gaming laptops is reportedly facing a major delay, pushing the chip back until late 2026.

Johnson Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) delivered better-than-expected second quarter results, with the management hinting at leveraging tariff delays to maintain its outlook; however, CNBC’s Jim Cramer credited the performance to lower tariffs.

Nvidia's consumer PC processors N1 and N1X, originally expected in 2025, have been delayed to at least 2026 due to reported 'critical hardware defects' in the chips, possibly requiring a costly and time-consuming silicon respin, according to unofficial sources.

This morning, I woke up to the sound of pounding rain on the roof of my bus and a generator that made me decide to take the day off. Add in some flash flooding, a Wi-Fi signal riding on Starlink, and it's already been a day to remember.

Needham analyst N. Quinn Bolton maintained a Buy rating on Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and raised the price forecast from $160 to $200 on Wednesday.

Think your GPU doesn't have enough memory? Nvidia's AI texture compression trick looks like a killer solution in this demo (with caveats).

Using an early combination of NVIDIA Neural Texture Compression and DirectX Raytracing 1.2's Cooperative Shaders, one enthusiast is already seeing a massive drop in VRAM consumption while rendering with an RTX 5080.

Ah, it's "leaving important bits out" day.

While the market absorbs a mixed bag of inflation reports and Fed projections, focus is shifting back to earnings, beginning with the largest banks. Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) and Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) reported on Wednesday and their figures have the financial sector cheering.