Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls the company that Donald Trump called 'National Security Threat' China's 'single most formidable tech company’

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls the company that Donald Trump called ‘National Security Threat’ China’s ‘single most formidable tech company’

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently called Huawei as the “single most formidable technology company” in China. Speaking to the Financial Times, Huang noted Huawei’s increasing influence in artificial intelligence (AI). He said “Huawei’s presence in AI is growing every single year”, adding “We can’t assume they are not going to be a factor.” Huawei has…

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says we'll soon see 1 million GPU data centers visible from space

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says we’ll soon see 1 million GPU data centers visible from space

Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang has big plans for the AI data center industry. During the company’s GTC conference, the chip giant’s executive and co-founder debuted Nvidia’s Spectrum-X and Quantum-X silicon photonics networking systems. Networking switches connect multiple Nvidia graphics chips together to act as one giant system. Huang says Spectrum-X and Quantum-X photonics can…

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Nvidia falls into correction territory, down 10% from its record close

Here are three bullish aspects of Nvidia’s quarter that the sellers are missing

Investors are selling Nvidia shares Thursday, sending the stock down more than 3% after the artificial intelligence giant’s better-than-expected quarterly results the prior evening. What, exactly, is causing the selling? It could be the guidance for its current fiscal 2026 first quarter. While strong, it wasn’t as strong as investors got used to in recent…

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Nvidia's beat and raise eases investors' concerns about 4 things nagging the stock

Nvidia’s beat and raise eases investors’ concerns about 4 things nagging the stock

Nvidia on Wednesday evening delivered a better-than-expected fiscal 2025 fourth quarter driven by a $2 billion revenue beat on data center sales. Forward guidance also exceeded estimates. Despite the enormous anticipation of the results, shares dropped 1.5% in after-hours trading. But given the volatile nature of the stock, a bigger move — in either direction…

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