Nvidia unveiled two major new chips: the RTX Spark, a powerful AI PC superchip combining GPU and CPU for enhanced performance, and the 88-core Vera CPU for data centers promising 50% better performance than standard processors. These launches mark Nvidia's strategic push to expand beyond GPUs into CPUs, aiming to capture significant market share from Intel and AMD in both premium laptops and data centers. While the technology is promising, Nvidia currently holds a small portion of the server CPU market, making execution across multiple fronts a key challenge.
Nvidia unveiled new ARM-based hardware at Computex 2026, including the "Vera" CPU designed for AI and data centers. Jim Cramer praised the move, calling it a major positive for ARM Holdings, whose stock has surged over 200% this year. Nvidia is shift...
US stock futures rose following weekend US strikes in Iran targeting radar and command sites in response to aggressive Iranian actions, including the downing of a US drone. The S&P 500 ended May at a record high, supported by strong performances in t...
Nvidia's move into the PC market has triggered a rally in tech stocks during premarket trading, reflecting optimism in the sector. The broader market is buoyed by strong monthly gains and record highs in U.S. and South Korean stocks. Key developments...
Nota AI is enhancing its video monitoring solution, NVA, using NVIDIA's Generative AI-based Video Search and Summarization (VSS) technology to improve traffic control and industrial safety. The system, deployed in Daejeon's traffic control and Kolon ...
Five AI models forecast that Nvidia's stock price will decline by an average of 5.82% from $215.68 to around $203.65 by June 30, 2026. This predicted drop follows a recent 8.67% rise and a peak valuation above $5.7 trillion in May, indicating a poten...
