Softbank Dumps 100% of Nvidia Shares
Softbank has sold its entire Nvidia stake, suggesting it believes that the better part of the AI chip giant’s run-up is behind it.
Softbank has sold its entire Nvidia stake, suggesting it believes that the better part of the AI chip giant’s run-up is behind it.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says there are no active discussions about selling high-end AI chips to China. Nvidia remains caught in the U.S.-China trade war, perhaps forever.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says China will win the artificial intelligence (AI) race. If he is correct about that, it is bad news for more than just Nvidia.
Layoffs at IBM will not help it lead in artificial intelligence. The company has a history of letting opportunities to lead slip away, and now it is no longer relevant.
Nvidia says it has “zeroed out” its revenue forecast for China. Nvidia is caught in a brutal battle between China and the United States for the upper hand in AI development.
Apple just posted excellent quarterly results, which boosted the stock. Yet, its performance in China is poor for two main reasons.
Apple stock is trading near its all-time high. Yet it has underperformed most of the other Magnificent 7 stocks this year.
Nvidia’s market cap is poised to hit $5 trillion after a flurry of new deals were announced. CEO Huang may announce more deals on his South Korea trip.
One analyst bucks the trend when it comes to Nvidia stock. Here's why the leading AI chipmaker’s prospects may not be so bright.
The iPhone 17 has been a big success in both China and the United States. Apple investors have been heartened by the news.
Rumors hint that Apple will launch a foldable phone with the iPhone 18 late next year. It is trying to catch up to archrival Samsung.
IBM announced terrible quarterly results, and its stock promptly dropped sharply. It is too small to play an important role in the future of AI.
News of brisk sales of the iPhone 17 boosted Apple stock. So did Jim Cramer’s comments about the company’s strong brand and promising future.
Apple is not only behind in the artificial intelligence (AI) race but so far behind that it cannot catch up.
Nvidia’s $100 billion investment in OpenAI is raising questions. Will the chipmaker have to defend itself?