The Latest Breaking News from Nvidia

I have long thought ETF investors should have more access to concentrated, leveraged ETFs like TTXU and TTXD.

Qualcomm is reshaping itself from a mobile-chip maker into a key player in AI and edge computing, and with the current valuation still trailing its peers, the stock looks increasingly attractive for investors seeking exposure to the next phase of semiconductor growth.

Huang recently discussed the build-out of AI gigafactories and Nvidia's role.

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang sparked a Korean-fried-chicken stock surge after a viral dinner in Seoul.

Artificial intelligence has minted one of the biggest profit stories in modern market history, and one company, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), has raked in most of the cash. Its formula isn’t very complicated, as Nvidia’s graphics chips power everything from OpenAI’s ChatGPT to Tesla’s full self-driving algorithms.

You could buy a new RDNA 2 GPU earlier this year.

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Korean fried chicken glows extra hot on the stock market after Jensen Huang was seen enjoying this spicy delicacy in Seoul.

AMD has backtracked on putting RDNA 1 and 2 into a maintenance mode that wouldn't include game optimizations, telling Tom's Hardware new features will be included based on "market needs."

In a baffling move, AMD ends support for relatively recent RX 6000 GPUs – and gamers are up in arms (myself included).

Palantir will use Nvidia GPUs for its Ontology platform.