Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under pressure to testify before Congress about the company's AI chip sales to China and the impact of export controls. Senator Elizabeth Warren accuses him of lobbying against tighter restrictions that aim to protect U.S. national security. Huang faces a no-win situation: defending Nvidia's China business risks criticism for enabling military tech, while supporting stricter controls could hurt Nvidia's market access and profits. This political battle could significantly affect Nvidia's growth in one of the largest AI markets, highlighting how U.S. policy decisions are becoming as crucial as technological innovation for the company.
Super Micro Computer's stock fell 8% to $35.85 following a contractor's guilty plea in a scheme diverting AI servers with NVIDIA chips to China, raising federal scrutiny of its supply chain. Although the stock is up 22% in 2026, it significantly trai...
Citi strategist Scott Chronert projects the S&P 500 could reach 8,100 by year-end if both AI-driven and rate-sensitive sectors perform well. While AI-related stocks like NVIDIA and Microsoft have risen, sectors sensitive to interest rates such as uti...
NVIDIA has introduced new CUDA-X libraries, including cuPotential, to accelerate AI-driven semiconductor design and manufacturing. These tools help simulate atomic interactions, process 3D data, and analyze images faster, enabling AI-defined fabs to ...
Nvidia Corporation has expanded its share repurchase authorization by an additional $150 billion, bringing the total to $235 billion. This move represents about 4.3% of Nvidia's market capitalization and signals a strong commitment to returning capit...
NVIDIA, Micron, and SanDisk are central suppliers to the AI industry, benefiting from strong memory and storage demand as AI compute becomes revenue. Analysts predict 45% or more upside for each stock by 2027, supported by rising earnings estimates a...
