Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) both have been early winners of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. Last year, their shares soared in the triple digits.

It's also a promising sign that the AI race that's been the driver of the ... in sophisticated chips needed to train AI models. Nvidia, which lost a record $589 million in market cap as tech ...

The project combines Arm-based Grace CPUs with NVIDIA’s Blackwell GPUs to create what’s being marketed as the world’s smallest AI supercomputer. Looking ahead, Arm expects continued growth ...

Haas also pointed to Nvidia's launch of Project Digits, which integrates the ARM-based Grace CPU and Blackwell GPU into the GB10, powering the world's smallest AI supercomputer. The Grace CPU ...

adding to steep losses for the stock that were fueled by concerns related to Chinese startup DeepSeek's low-cost AI model. Nvidia shares broke down below a seven-month rising wedge pattern last ...

Krutrim, Ola’s AI venture ... strategy is building India’s largest supercomputer by the end of the year. This ambitious project will be powered by Nvidia’s GB200 cluster, which is slated ...

Few companies have benefited from the rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) as much as Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). The chipmaker saw its stock price increase nearly eightfold from the launch ...

Even Tesla buys Nvidia GPUs to train its AI (more on that later). Tesla’s vision-only approach is the main reason Tesla needs a supercomputer. The neural networks behind FSD are trained on vast ...

However, Nvidia -- along with analysts and investors -- has taken a more constructive view, arguing that DeepSeek's ability to design an AI chatbot comparable to OpenAi's ChatGPT should be lauded ...