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Meta's AI chief Yann LeCun said Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has much to gain from the AI craze.

NVIDIA's CEO, Jensen Huang believes the US is still a long way to go before it gets full independence from Chinese and Taiwanese chipmakers. While some of the most profitable semiconductor chip brands in the world like Intel and Samsung have already started building advanced fabs in the US, the…

Nvidia has been riding high since generative AI took the tech world by storm. But its path is littered with obstacles that could halt its progress.

Nvidia co-founder Curtis Priem lives off the grid and spends all his money on supporting his alma mater. However, he could have been a multi-billionaire had he kept hold of his Nvidia shares until 2023.

New Constructs’ David Trainer warns that Nvidia’s stock is “priced for perfection” in a world where the ideal is a rarity at best.

Nvidia Corp.’s third-quarter earnings report may not have wowed investors but it has struck a chord with sell-side analysts.

With AI "there’s gonna be a lot of [job] disruption that will cause a lot of anger," warns Altimeter Capital CEO Brad Gerstner.

Companies like OpenAI can finally use a fully-bespoke Microsoft design for AI training and inference, rather than source chips from a supply-constrained Nvidia.

“We don’t have to pretend the company is always in peril," said Huang. "The company is always in peril, and we feel it.”

This is our headcanon now, and it's best we just accept it.

Jensen Huang has joked about Jackie Chan being cast to play him in a movie of his life story; however, there are no signs of such a movie in the works.