
Here’s why there’s a ‘silver lining’ for Nvidia after Trump’s China AI chip curb
This may be a “concession” from the Silicon Valley firm to get the White House to loosen further AI regulations, one analyst speculated.
This may be a “concession” from the Silicon Valley firm to get the White House to loosen further AI regulations, one analyst speculated.
Nvidia’s “massive” earnings report came in better than Wall Street expected.
The world’s largest company thanks to the AI boom, Nvidia traces its origins back to a Denny’s diner in Silicon Valley.
Nvidia’s induction into the blue chip Dow Jones Industrial Average index is the latest tailwind for the red-hot stock.
A Denny’s busboy turned centibillionaire, Jensen Huang is Nvidia’s largest individual shareholder with a 3.5% stake in the AI dominator.
Nvidia stock is already up 180% this year and more than 31,000% over the last decade as the company became the face of the artificial intelligence revolution.
Nvidia shares’ outlook still looks “pretty darn good” after its valuation increased tenfold over the last two years, remarked one analyst.
A rally from the “magnificent seven” tech stocks perhaps predictably fueled the rally, but this surprise name was the S&P 500’s biggest gainer Thursday.
Apple and Nvidia are reportedly in discussions to join a major funding round for OpenAI. The new round of investment could push the ChatGPT-maker’s valuation above US$100 billion.
Nvidia shares are up more than 150% on the year amid a demand surge for its AI-powering chips.