Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang asserts firm GPU dominance in the AI chip market, emphasizing Nvidia's advantage over rivals even if their chips were free.
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Nvidia is facing a lawsuit filed by three authors alleging unauthorized use of their copyrighted works to train its NeMo AI platform.
Huawei's new AI chipset timely coincided with China's export restrictions that limited Nvidia, among other limitations for their chipset productions.
Nvidia has surpassed Saudi Aramco as the third most valuable public company after Apple and Microsoft.
Nvidia surpassed $2 trillion in market cap during intraday trading on Friday. Nvidia surpassed $2 trillion in market cap during intraday trading on Friday following the release of its rosy earnings report earlier this week.
Nvidia's stock price rose over 12% in premarket trading on Thursday, February 22, after reporting record profits above Wall Street estimates.
Nvidia surpassed Google's parent company, Alphabet, in market capitalization, securing its position as the third-largest company in the US.
US semiconductor giant Nvidia plans to introduce a slower version of its gaming processor in China to comply with US export restrictions.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has experienced a notable spike in its shares after unveiling its new artificial intelligence (AI) chips.
As sales in PC industry weakening, chipmaker were traded low on Monday. Intel and AMD were hurt by the low sales.
