Each company looks to be headed into another year of unprecedented growth.

Nvidia's AI software sales team faces some challenges with big, highly regulated clients. The chip giant still sees healthy growth ahead.

The GPU leader delivered better-than-expected results, and its guidance suggests that its impressive growth is not over.

Nvidia is trying to slam the brakes on talk that the artificial intelligence boom is a speculative mirage. As critics warn of ...

Hedge fund billionaire Peter Thiel sold his entire stake in Nvidia and started a position in Microsoft during the third ...

BBAI surges as its Ask Sage deal, strong cash position and rising government demand set the stage for a potential revenue ...

Dell is teaming up with Nvidia to bring more AI capabilities to enterprises, integrating Nvidia’s advanced hardware into its ...

The race for autonomous driving has three fronts: software, hardware, and regulatory. For years, we’ve watched Tesla try to ...

This year’s revenues are anticipated to be around $215 billion, with the figure expected to surpass $300 billion next year.

Google’s TPU chips are catching up in AI workloads, but software is what keeps Nvidia on top—at least for now.

While the market obsesses over who builds the fastest race car (Nvidia), Broadcom has quietly bought the toll roads and the ...

Alphabet rallies as Gemini 3 reshapes AI sentiment, energising Google’s chip ambitions while reigniting industry competition ...