Nvidia was dropping early on Thursday as the chip maker contends with market concern over tariffs and worries about its business in China.
One of China's largest server makers, H3C, has flagged potential shortages of Nvidia's H20 chip, the most advanced AI processor legally available domestically under U.S. export controls, in a client notice seen by Reuters.
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Despite a 21.8% stock decline, I maintain a BUY rating on NVDA due to strong AI capex spending and superior Blackwell chip efficiency. The DeepSeek saga hasn't reduced AI spending; Blackwell remains crucial for advanced AI models, outperforming Hopper in efficiency and capability. Investor sentiment disconnects from management's evidence-backed optimism; NVDA's leadership in AI remains strong, with significant upside potential from current levels.
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Nvidia is looking to get into the server rental market. The semiconductor giant is reportedly nearing a deal to acquire Lepton AI, a company that rents out servers that are powered by Nvidia's AI chips, according to The Information.
Nvidia stock was heading for its second-largest drop in March as the potential for stricter regulations on its chips in China sends shares lower, a negative report on data-center spending, and other factors cause investors to flee tech stocks.
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Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA, ETR:NVD) shares were down about 6.2% on Wednesday afternoon, extending recent losses as investors reacted to concerns over new energy efficiency regulations in China that could impact the company's artificial intelligence chip sales. “So far in March, the company has accumulated a loss of more than 8%,” said Antonio Di Giacomo, financial markets analyst for LATAM at XS.
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Nvidia (NVDA -5.44%) shares are plunging today as investors worry that a major market for the artificial intelligence (AI) leader may be getting choked off. Nvidia has been caught in the trade battle between the U.S. and China before.