There's a way to keep an eye on how the market is valuing OpenAI, according to Citi
The U.S. has approved exports of advanced Nvidia chips to Gulf tech giants G42 and HUMAIN. CNBC's Dan Murphy speaks to Talal Al Kaissi, Acting Group Chief Global Affairs Officer at G42, who are now authorized to buy up to 35,000 advanced AI chips.
Despite posting blockbuster Q3 results yesterday evening, the post-earnings rally in Nvidia stock faded in Thursday's trading session from a +5% spike to a 3% dip.
AMD's Lisa Su has a new chip and a new goal: To grab a big chunk of an AI business that could reach $1 trillion a year.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls for improved U.S.-China trade relations, saying companies need access to China's growing AI chip market to stay competitive.
Four people were charged with illegally smuggling advanced Nvidia AI chips to China in a $3.8 million scheme that allegedly violated U.S. national security export controls.
What happened? Consider it something of a second thought on these positive metrics we'd seen earlier.
Nvidia's most overlooked income-statement line emerged as one of its fastest growers this past quarter. The automotive segment jumped 32% year over year in Q3, signaling that automakers are moving advanced driver-assistance and controlled-route autonomy from pilots to more structured development programs drive by artificial intelligence (AI).
Billionaire investor Peter Thiel's hedge fund, Thiel Macro LLC, reported two significant sales in its 13F filing for the quarter ending September 30, 2025.
James Demmert says investors underestimated Nvidia (NVDA) into its earnings and overblew A.I. bubble concerns.
The S&P 500 needs to stay above 6,500 — or all bets are off.
Dan Ives breaks down Nvidia's strong quarter, why the stock still sold off, and what Wall Street is overlooking about the next phase of the AI boom.