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Why Analysts Say the Worst-Case for Nvidia Stock in 2025 Is $77

This article examines why some analysts believe Nvidia stock could fall as low as $77 in 2025.

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TSMC’s $65B AI factories are rising in Phoenix. But Route 66 towns know how quickly boom turns to bust

As Phoenix bets big on AI with TSMC's new semiconductor fabrication factories, Arizona’s Route 66 towns reveal what it takes to survive technological upheaval.

Fortune

Analysts: Nvidia Stock Is an Earnings Season Winner. Buy Shares Now.

Wall Street remains bullish on Nvidia as hyperscaler capex stays resilient and demand for Blackwell chips picks up despite geopolitical headwinds.

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RTX 5060 reviews are reportedly in jeopardy — Nvidia allegedly withholding pre-release drivers from reviewers

Nvidia is reportedly withholding pre-release drivers for the RTX 5060 until launch on May 19th, leaving reviewers with no lead time for testing before they head to Computex.

Tom’s Hardware

Here's how long it would take 12 RTX 5090 GPUs to crack your password… and a reminder that just adding more characters still works

Try to go for 18 characters or more.

PC Gamer

Alienware's new Aurora gaming laptops have a surprising change — here's what's new

Alienware is refreshing its gaming laptops, and we're excited for the changes. Here's what's new.

Tom’s Guide

3 of NVIDIA's biggest red flags I can't ignore for its upcoming RTX 5060 launch

NVIDIA's RTX 5060 is expected to launch on May 19. Unfortunately, NVIDIA looks to be limiting review driver access, adding another red flag to the launch.

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Nvidia celebrates dumping of Biden-era AI chip export rules — simpler new policy promised

The Trump administration plans to scrap the Biden-era AI Diffusion Rule that restricted AI chip exports to most countries, replacing it with a simpler, negotiation-driven policy that maintains tough controls on China but opens doors for bilateral deals.

Tom’s Hardware

Alienware's new Aurora laptops are for gamers who crave some design subtlety

Alienware's new 16 and 16X Aurora laptops are designed for subtlety and portability, with a toned-down design.

Tom’s Hardware

Musk’s Colossus is fully operational with 200,000 GPUs backed by Tesla batteries — Phase 2 to consume 300 MW, enough to power 300,000 homes

The first 150-MW substation is finally complete, allowing the Memphis Supercluster to get power from the TVA grid.

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia reportedly halts RTX 5090D deliveries in China — undelivered orders canceled, GPU ban speculated

Nvidia reportedly cancelled the sales of the RTX 5090D in China.

Tom’s Hardware

After projecting losses of $1.5 billion, AMD CEO Lisa Su calls for a balance between export controls and national security

Following an $800 million inventory charge due to U.S. export controls, AMD CEO Lisa Su echoed Nvidia's warnings that restricting access to the Chinese market could undermine American leadership in AI by enabling rival ecosystems.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel’s XeSS 2 expands support to 10 new games, XeSS surpasses 200-game milestone

Intel’s XeSS 2 upscaling tech gains traction with more game support and promising FPS gains

Tom’s Hardware

US Set To Revise AI Chip Export Rules, Scrapping Tiered System

The regulation known as the Framework for Artificial Intelligence Diffusion, introduced during the final days of the Biden administration, was designed to limit the global diffusion of advanced computing power, particularly to adversarial nations like China.

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One US politician wants to add trackers to Nvidia's GPUs so they can be bricked if they go to China

Very James Bond, I like it.

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I've found the best new laptop for designers, and it's a Lenovo Legion 9i

Is the 3D gaming revolution finally here?

Fortune

OpenAI wants to sell 'democratic AI' to the world—and potentially increase its soft power globally

OpenAI’s Stargate seeks to export ‘democratic AI’—but will it also help the company secure more soft power on the global stage?

TechRadar

Just good enough: Huawei's new AI chip is only a small stepping stone towards domestic hegemony and an Nvidia-free China

Reports says Huawei is preparing to test its most advanced AI chip yet, but can Ascend 910D challenge Nvidia's H100?

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Is Super Micro Stock Too Cheap to Ignore After a 62% Drop?

Super Micro’s lower revenue guidance reflects lingering uncertainty about the pace of enterprise and hyperscaler AI infrastructure spending.

PC Gamer

Check out this brilliant video breaking open a bricked Nintendo Switch 2 chip to see what makes it tick, and why we're looking at around Steam Deck GPU performance from the new console

Want to literally see inside the Switch 2's processor?

PC Gamer

GPUs and monitors from MSI: Collaborate to dominate at 4K and 240Hz

The latest graphics cards and QD-OLED screens from industry titan MSI have advanced features to enable the highest framerates

MarketBeat

AMD Relieves Market Despite Ongoing Share Price Outlook Caution

Advanced Micro Devices analysts lowered their price targets despite a beat-and-raise report, creating a headwind for price action in Q2.

TechRadar

Nvidia confirms on-sale date for RTX 5060 GPU, setting up a possible showdown with AMD’s rumored RX 9060 XT

Nvidia confirms RTX 5060 arrives May 19, and with AMD’s RX 9060 XT rumored for mid-May, this should be a crucial lower-mid-range GPU showdown.

PC Gamer

Nvidia and MediaTek rumoured to announce new Windows on Arm laptop chips at Computex 2025

The show kicks off in a few weeks, so AMD APUs could have stiff competition very soon.

PC Gamer

Forget megabucks Nvidia GPUs, apparently all you need to run an LLM is a Pentium II CPU from 1997

The catch? It's kinda slow, as in 20,000 times slower than a GPU.

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