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Meta Platforms has secured a significant AI computing partnership with Crusoe, aiming to obtain 1.6 gigawatts of capacity. This infrastructure expansion strengthens Meta's long-term artificial intell…
Google announces $15 billion infrastructure investment in Missouri, including a new data center in New Florence and a $20 million energy impact fund supporting 500+ megawatts of capacity development.
Nvidia projects massive $1 trillion AI computing demand by 2027, drives next-gen chips and CUDA platform growth, signaling a structural AI shift and computing cycle expansion.
Nvidia unveiled breakthrough AI inference chips and servers at GTC, promising 350x faster performance and massive memory increases, aiming to revolutionize AI computing, autonomous driving, and enter…
ByteDance is deploying around 500 Nvidia Blackwell systems in Malaysia, leveraging approximately 36,000 B200 chips, signaling strong demand outside China for Nvidia's high-end computing solutions.
Samsung secured certification to supply next-gen HBM4 chips for Nvidia's AI platform, potentially gaining early market advantage ahead of Micron's delayed production ramp-up in 2026.
Nvidia announced a $2 billion investment in CoreWeave to expand AI computing capacity, reinforcing its leadership in AI compute and storage. Jim Cramer endorses NVDA as a strong buy, citing its criti…
Nvidia’s upcoming Vera Rubin AI system with six new chips is set to enhance AI computing and smooth production, potentially expanding its market share amid growing AI demand by 2025/26.
Nvidia’s H200 AI chips have obtained export approval to China, reigniting demand despite geopolitical concerns and Chinese domestic competition; Nvidia anticipates significant sales growth as supply …
Nvidia CEO highlights skyrocketing demand for AI computing power and announces next-gen chips delivering five times performance, signaling strong growth prospects ahead.
Nvidia partners with Stellantis, Uber, and Foxconn to develop Level 4 autonomous vehicles with production starting in 2028, leveraging Nvidia’s new Hyperion tech and AI computing.
TSMC raised its revenue outlook due to strong AI chip demand, benefiting Nvidia through increased partnerships and capacity expansion despite US tariffs and geopolitical risks.