The Latest Breaking News from Jensen Huang

Nvidia’s stock surged after a major Saudi AI chip deal and boosted Jensen Huang’s net worth to around $114 billion.

June S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESM25) are trending down -0.04% this morning as market participants look for new catalysts following the recent rally driven by a soft U.S. inflation reading and the U.S.-China trade truce that pushed the benchmark index into positive territory for the year.

Huang showers his executive team with equity awards tied to stock price.

Nvidia’s CEO says U.S. export restrictions are costing the company a $50 billion AI chip market in China, raising key questions for investors.

Nvidia is set to send 18,000 AI GPUs to Saudi Arabia to help boost the state's Humain AI operation.

Down over 20% from all-time highs, Nvidia is a chip stock that trades at a discount to consensus price targets in May 2025. Is NVDA stock still a good buy?

Mark Zuckerberg favors a "non-hierarchical" structure at Meta and only directly manages a "small group" of 25-30 employees.

Following an $800 million inventory charge due to U.S. export controls, AMD CEO Lisa Su echoed Nvidia's warnings that restricting access to the Chinese market could undermine American leadership in AI by enabling rival ecosystems.

The regulation known as the Framework for Artificial Intelligence Diffusion, introduced during the final days of the Biden administration, was designed to limit the global diffusion of advanced computing power, particularly to adversarial nations like China.

The show kicks off in a few weeks, so AMD APUs could have stiff competition very soon.

“China is a very large market. It’s probably going to be a $50 billion market in the next couple or three years," Huang predicted in a TV interview.