Chipmaker Nvidia will exclude the Chinese market from its revenue and profit forecasts following the imposition of tough US restrictions on chip sales to China, its CEO said Thursday.

Nvidia’s soaring stock price has supercharged CEO Jensen Huang’s fortunes — as well as his charitable giving. Over the past five years, the charitable foundation launched by Huang and his wife, Lori,

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. unveiled a new series of artificial-intelligence chips on Thursday that already have some tech giants lined up. The new accelerators could be a boost for the company as it competes with Nvidia Corp., since AMD has so far struggled to gain much ground in the massive market for the hardware that helps run AI applications.

What will be Nvidia's next move? After the explosive growth of the past few years, will the pace now slow? We may answer those questions thanks to a clue from the company itself. Nvidia recently made an unobtrusive -- and what may even seem ordinary maneuver -- but my prediction is it could signal a big growth move ahead.

Nvidia has unveiled a new generative foundation model that it says enables simulations of Earth’s global climate with an unprecedented level of resolution. As is so often the case with powerful new technology,

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced several AI infrastructure partnerships throughout Europe at GTC Paris on Wednesday

The Dan Ives Wedbush AI Revolution ETF encompasses many key players in the AI space, including tech stalwarts Microsoft, Tesla, Apple, Palo Alto Networks, and of course, AI darling Nvidia. Some newcomers to the AI arena are also included, such as SoundHound AI and C3.ai.

Nvidia-Chef Jensen Huang schätzt, dass sich die Rechenkapazität Europas im Bereich der künstlichen Intelligenz in den nächsten zwei Jahren verzehnfachen wird. Mehr als 20 sogenannte KI-Fabriken seien bereits in Planung.

Ian Buck helped secure Nvidia's market advantage by masterminding CUDA. What he does next is just as vital to the future of the chip giant.