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Nvidia Agrees To The 'Dragon Fee' — Is A 25% Trump Tax Worth The Shot At Unrivaled Market Dominance?
Nvidia (NVDA) agreed to pay a 25% fee on US AI chip revenue tied to China. This move could cement their dominance in a fast-growing market.
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Nvidia H200 demand in China is surging, report says
Nvidia's latest flagship accelerator, the H200, is rapidly becoming the most coveted piece of silicon in China's artificial intelligence buildout, with demand reportedly outstripping the company's initial expectations.
Earlier this week, semiconductor juggernaut Nvidia (NVDA) announced a joint chip partnership and $5 billion stake in Intel (INTC). CFRA Research senior equity analyst Angelo Zino weighs in on Intel's foundry business and what this partnership could ...
Futurum CEO Daniel Newman says China still needs Nvidia's H200 chips to stay competitive in AI despite political tensions, U.S. export scrutiny, and Beijing's push for domestic alternatives like Huawei.
While investors focus on the debate over AI chip stocks, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has been engaged in a critical battle on a different front: the political arena of Washington, D.C. His efforts there have recently paid off, resulting in a significant ...
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Moore Threads surges 425% in market debut – is China’s 'Nvidia rival' the next big AI threat?
Moore Threads, dubbed the 'Nvidia of China,' skyrocketed 425% on its first trading day, raising questions about its potential to rival Nvidia in the AI chip market despite being generations behind.
Before Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and Intel’s Lip-Bu Tan started a press conference to announce an “historic” partnership between the two American chipmakers on September 18th, they were caught in an apparent hot-mic incident. Mr Huang gushed about an ...
"The Thinking Machine" was just crowned the FT and Schroders business book of the year because Witt got deep inside the "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."
Tech Times Weekly Wrap is here to get you up to speed on last week's top tech developments in the world, with NVIDIA stepping into AI-powered healthcare with its latest developments, as part of its new direction. It also goes alongside Apple's release of ...
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