Don’t use AI to do literally everything? You might want to get your head checked, according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. At least, that’s reportedly how Huang feels about any Luddite employees who are ...

Major industrial companies are using Nvidia tools and technologies to launch physical AI into the manufacturing space. One of the most used Nvidia technologies in manufacturing, according to Nvidia, ...

AWS to adopt Nvidia's NVLink Fusion in future AI chips Amazon's cloud computing unit unveils AI Factories for faster AI model training New AWS servers offer 4 times computing power, 40% less energy ...

Beijing authorities have reportedly imposed strict restrictions on high-end semiconductor imports, prohibiting ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, from deploying Nvidia GPUs in newly built data ...

Nvidia invests $2 billion in Synopsys for AI tool development Deal aims to shift industries from CPUs to Nvidia's GPUs Synopsys open to partnerships with other chip firms, says CEO Ghazi The deal, ...

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A US-based artificial intelligence firm is seeking a loan of about $300 million to help fund the purchase of advanced Nvidia Corp. chips for use in Japan by a Chinese client, according to people ...

Amazon announced a new product Tuesday called “AI Factories” that allows big corporations and governments to run its AI systems in their own data centers. Or as AWS puts it: Customers supply the power ...

Nvidia Corporation is now a value Buy after a period of underperformance, with robust near-term revenue visibility and strong AI-driven tailwinds. China-related risks are largely priced in, with ...

Nvidia Corporation remains a sell as rising risks threaten its AI dominance, despite strong Q3 results and increased sales guidance. NVDA faces limited upside due to restricted access to the Chinese ...

PaleBlueDot AI, a US-based AI firm, is looking for a loan of $300M to fund the purchase of Nvidia (NVDA) chips to use in Japan by a Chinese client, Kari Soo Lindberg of Bloomberg reports, citing ...