NVIDIA and Vistra have been selected as the momentum picks for the day using the Driehaus strategy.
Don Kaufman with @Theotrade joins today's Big 3 with some of the biggest names in their respective industries. He explains why he's bullish on Alibaba (BABA) but bearish on Nvidia (NVDA) and Walt Disney (DIS).
French electrical equipment maker Schneider Electric is working with Nvidia to develop designs for data center cooling systems for use in new artificial intelligence data centers, it said on Wednesday.
President-elect Donald Trump's return to power next month promises upheaval in business-as-usual in Washington, D.C.
US chip giant Nvidia signed a partnership with Thai tech company SIAM.AI on Wednesday to build the country's first "sovereign cloud".
Nvidia's Data Center revenue soared 112% YoY in Q3 FY2025, hitting $30.8 billion, driven by Hopper GPUs. Blackwell ramp-up reduced gross margins to the low 70s, signaling near-term profitability challenges but long-term stability. Revenue diversification across India and Japan counters U.S.-China tensions, doubling regional cloud revenue YoY.
There has been no shortage of bullish forecasts for Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock throughout 2024, with the semiconductor giant, for example, regularly being named one of the top candidates for the first company to reach a $4 trillion market capitalization.
There's no denying the fact that Nvidia (NVDA 1.18%) has turned out to be a life-changing investment for anyone who bought shares of this chipmaker a decade ago. That's because Nvidia stock has delivered remarkable gains of more than 26,800% in the past 10 years, significantly crushing the 195% gains that the S&P 500 index has clocked over the same period.
ZJK Industrial stock surged 172% after announcing a collaboration with Nvidia. Financial details of any possible supply agreement have not been announced. With a market cap approaching $1 billion, ZJK stock is extremely speculative pending further financial clarity.
EU antitrust regulators are asking Nvidia customers if they have been offered discounts to buy the company's graphics processing unit (GPU) software products together with its hardware as they scrutinise its $700 million bid for Run:ai.
Another year, another huge gain. That's what appears to be shaping up for Nvidia (NVDA 1.18%).
Business has exploded for Nvidia (NVDA 1.18%) over the past few years, with revenue surging in the triple digits quarter after quarter, and reaching record levels well into the billions of dollars. This is thanks to the company's position in one of today's highest-growth markets: artificial intelligence (AI).