The Latest Breaking News from Jensen Huang

NVIDIA has ordered 300,000 more H20 AI GPUs from TSMC just weeks after the ban on selling to China was reversed. That's great news for NVIDIA, but some national security experts are sounding the alarm.

I know that sounds bonkers, but just hear me out.

On Feb. 5, 2009, Intel was the undisputed heavyweight of the semiconductor world. With a market capitalization of $79.3 billion, it towered over Nvidia, whose valuation sat at a modest $5.03 billion. That same day, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang appeared on Charlie Rose, where he was asked a question that…

As global demand for artificial intelligence continues to surge, major tech companies are racing to enhance their chip capabilities and secure their positions in the market. This competitive landscape is driving significant price adjustments and strategic forecasts, as evidenced by Advanced Micro Devices‘ (NASDAQ:AMD) recent developments.

The tech executive is worth a staggering $151 billion—and luckily for staff, Nvidia’s unique stock option allows them to reap the gains of the $4 trillion company too.

Kelli Valade wants to make sure all her new hires understand their weaknesses and have done their homework.

'I'll be sure to go home and tell people, you're not gonna raw dog this.'

Many of Pichai's recent sales were made under a regulatory filing which allows stock sales to be set up in advance by officers of publicly-listed companies to avoid any accusations of inside trading.

As the Donald Trump administration unveiled its AI policy plan, Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang joined top Silicon Valley figures to weigh in on the cutthroat battle for AI talent and compensation during a live podcast in Washington, D.C.