Jim Cramer advised retirees to reconsider holding high-growth stocks like Nvidia and Apple, suggesting 30-year U.S. Treasuries as a safer core investment due to their 5.35% risk-free yield. While stocks offer growth and dividends, their high valuations and volatility pose risks, especially for older investors. The long-term Treasury locks in a steady income stream backed by the government, making it attractive for retirement income planning. Rising Treasury yields could pressure expensive growth stocks, shifting the balance toward bonds for income-focused retirees.
NVIDIA researchers have completed a record-breaking simulation of fault-tolerant quantum computing using 104 qubits on JUPITER, Europe's largest supercomputer at Jülich Supercomputing Centre. This simulation validates a new approach that reduces the ...
Nvidia's recent performance has been less spectacular compared to previous years, with its growth now dependent on AI supply constraints and TSMC's manufacturing capacity. The company's advantages in chip versatility and performance face challenges a...
Broadcom is gaining investor confidence due to its strong position in custom AI chips, co-designed with major AI builders who commit to long-term plans. Despite a recent share price drop, Broadcom's AI semiconductor revenue is rapidly growing, with m...
Nvidia introduced new AI models including the Nemotron 3.5 Super VL, a 120-billion-parameter model for enterprise agents, and two lightweight Bolt models for local AI PCs and workstations. The Super VL model offers similar accuracy to larger models b...
Intel shares rose 5% to about $94 as semiconductor stocks recovered from a sharp sell-off last week driven by doubts over AI spending sustainability and data center investment returns. The sector-wide rebound included gains for AMD, Nvidia, and Micro...
