The Latest Breaking News from Nvidia

Cheaper, more efficient ASICs for AI are coming.

Baidu Inc (NASDAQ:BIDU) is rapidly emerging as one of China's leading artificial intelligence chip players, directly challenging Huawei Corp as both companies work to replace Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA), whose top processors are now blocked from the Chinese market.

Intel Corp. (NASDAQ:INTC) is witnessing a notable strengthening in market sentiment, with its Benzinga Edge’s Stock Rankings‘ momentum score climbing from 88.53 to 90.51 week-over-week.

I'm starting to despair for the future of GPUs, as a rumor that Nvidia may stop supplying partners with VRAM could be really bad news.

NVDA results and commentary from CEO Jensen Huang support a continued bull market for AI stocks. Dell and HPE are both expected to benefit.

Nvidia loses £195 billion as Google unveils powerful AI superchips. Meta reportedly explores Google TPUs, here is what Nvidia said about it.

The top-heavy nature of the S&P 500 should make any investor nervous, but there's still plenty to like in these trillion-dollar stocks.

A leak suggests that Nvidia is shitfing its strategy when it comes to RAM distribution. This move could affect the entire supply chain, including gamers in the future.

Chinese startup Zhonghao Xinying has challenged NVIDIA's dominance by claiming its new 'Ghana' TPU is 1.5× faster than the 2020 A100 chip and built entirely on domestic IP.

Wedbush Securities Managing Director Dan Ives delivered a highly bullish forecast for the technology sector, declaring that the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is firmly cemented in Nvidia Corp.‘s (NASDAQ:NVDA) growth. He bluntly stated that “At the end of the day, it’s Nvidia’s world, everyone else is paying rent.”

On Thursday, Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) released its annual holiday ad, "A Critter Carol," a short film featuring a group of handcrafted woodland puppets who stumble upon a lost iPhone 17 Pro and use it to record a cheerful song about friendship.