A White House official accused Chinese AI company Moonshot of using Nvidia's advanced AI chips, which are restricted from export to China, to train its new Kimi K3 model. This model rivals top US AI systems and reportedly uses servers equipped with Nvidia's GB300 chips accessed in Thailand. The accusation highlights ongoing US-China tensions in AI technology, with the US seeking to tighten export controls and prevent Chinese firms from remotely accessing critical AI hardware. The situation underscores the intensifying AI race and concerns over intellectual property theft and technology control.
AMD unveiled its new Helios AI rack system, designed to power large-scale AI labs and compete with Nvidia's dominance in the market. The system, promoted by CEO Lisa Su at the Advancing AI conference, boasts superior performance metrics and has alrea...
Semiconductor ETFs have surged over 25% this year, driven by strong AI demand for server chips, as Intel prepares to report its Q2 earnings. Intel's data center and AI segment is expected to grow nearly 38%, while its consumer computing unit faces sl...
The ROBO Global Robotics & Automation Index ETF (ROBO) and the Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF (BOTZ) offer different approaches to investing in robotics and AI. ROBO provides broader diversification with 74 international holdings and...
Sydney Sykes, head of global venture capital alliances at Nvidia, explains how startups can enter Nvidia's ecosystem through programs like Nvidia Inception and secure corporate venture capital deals. She highlights the importance of strategic alignme...
Corporate bond yields and credit spreads are increasing due to a surge in capital expenditures, especially in tech companies like Oracle, Nvidia, Dell, and Meta. This rise in credit risk is reflected in Oracle's CDS default probability jumping from 3...
