Nvidia shares have lost some momentum in recent weeks after enormous gains over the past five years. Thanks to its dominance in the artificial intelligence (AI) chip market, the company has drawn investors' attention.
S&P 500 stocks such as NVIDIA, Boston Scientific and American Water Works are, currently, exhibiting superb earnings growth.
One of the biggest concerns AI players like Nvidia (NVDA) have to contend with is increased energy use. Dion Harris, Nvidia's head of data center product marketing, joins Catalysts to discuss the heightened energy demand and how the energy efficiency of Nvidia's new Blackwell chip.
Oppenheimer says to look beyond the obvious AI chip stock plays.
Nvidia's stock is gaining as a new report projecting big growth in the AI market offers some relief to investors worried about the pace of AI spending beyond next year.
Nvidia's big share of the AI chip market and its diversification into new businesses should pave the way for impressive long-term share price growth. Palantir's business gained solid momentum in recent quarters, and its revenue pipeline suggests that its growth will continue.
Bain projects demand for graphics-processing units will climb to the equivalent of 3 million of Nvidia's next-generation GB200 chips in 2026.
Nvidia's buy case is based on AI being in the early innings. The sell case is based on demand drying up after an initial surge and AI models becoming "good enough.
Following a prolonged period of insider trading for Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock, during which its largest shareholders, led by CEO Jensen Huang, have offloaded millions in NVDA shares, it looks like the company's top man is done with selling – at least for now.
Nvidia shares have skyrocketed in recent years thanks to the company's dominance in the hot area of artificial intelligence (AI) chips. The chip designer today is heading for an important moment -- the launch of a new architecture and its fastest chip ever.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed some improvement in the overall market sentiment, but the index remained in the “Greed” zone on Tuesday.
Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang concluded a planned sale of more than $700 million worth of company stock, regulatory filings Tuesday showed.