An analyst is urging Nvidia investors to “stay calm” ahead of some events that could reignite the stock, which has been starved for momentum this year. Nvidia NVDA is just at the start “of a ...

We’re announcing a new, long-term partnership with NVIDIA that will supply technology for our AI-optimized data centers, enabling us to pursue our AI ambitions. Today, we’re excited to announce a ...

Nvidia, OpenAI, and Microsoft’s logos. (Getty Images) Since Nvidia agreed last month to invest $100 billion in its customer OpenAI, investors and analysts who follow artificial intelligence have ...

AI spending is still rising. Nvidia could benefit from sales returning to China. I think Nvidia stock could hit $300 by the end of 2026, making it a clear buy if it does. One of the best places to ...

PCWorld reports that Nvidia will skip launching new consumer graphics cards in 2026, including the RTX 50 Super series, due to global memory shortages. AI chips offer significantly higher profit ...

NVIDIA's NeMo Data Designer enables developers to build synthetic data pipelines for AI distillation without licensing headaches or massive datasets. NVIDIA has published a detailed framework for ...

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Jensen Huang sure seems to be having a lot of fun in China this week. The Nvidia CEO has been spotted going for a leisurely bike ride and browsing a fresh fruit stand in Shanghai, as well as enjoying ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is waiting for China’s approval to sell the H200 AI chip in the country. Huang remains optimistic about the approval process, citing strong demand for the H200 in China. The ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang hands a signed baseball for a fan upon arriving at Songshan Airport in Taipei, Taiwan January 29, 2026. REUTERS/Tsai Hsin-Han TAIPEI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang ...

Rumor mill: The AI boom is turning into an even bigger headache for PC builders than previously expected. Not only has it made DDR5 memory prohibitively expensive, but it is also driving another round ...