The Latest Breaking News from Nvidia

The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution has whetted the appetites of Nvidia's competitors, who are seeking to close the gap on the chip giant, which has so far been the central playmaker in the AI revolution.

OpenAI signs letter of intent with Samsung covering semiconductors, floating data centers, and enterprise AI services.

Nintendo apparently includes two different versions of DLSS on the Switch 2, corroborating long-standing rumors of a custom DLSS present on the console. Digital Foundry's latest testing reveals that the second, 'light' version of DLSS can upscale beyond 1080p at the cost of an inferior image while in motion.

Huawei, Nvidia, and AMD clash over AI supercomputing dominance with radically different designs, performance philosophies, and rollout timelines.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has launched an ambitious international campaign to secure chips, manufacturing partners, and financing across Asia and the Middle East to fuel the company's multitrillion-dollar expansion of AI infrastructure.

Nvidia’s unmatched control of AI hardware forces even Amazon and Google into deference, as reliance on GPUs sustains its dominance.

Independent tests confirm that while Thunderbolt 5 improves eGPU performance over Thunderbolt 4, OCuLink's direct PCIe connection delivers superior gaming and bandwidth results, although it remains impractical for most users.

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Different compute platform philosophies emerge as Ascend 950 targets low-precision efficiency, H200 leverages ecosystem maturity, and MI300 dominates memory bandwidth and FP64 performance.

Intel and AMD are reportedly exploring a possible foundry arrangement which could see it produce some of AMD's chips.

An Nvidia RTX 5080 buyer was recently sent a brick by Amazon rather than their graphics card –and the likely culprit is so-called 'commingling' scams.