Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a sweeping AI roadmap at Computex 2025 — including the RTX 5060, DGX Spark, and plans for a Taiwan-based AI supercomputing hub — declaring Nvidia's evolution into a global AI infrastructure company.
Nvidia Corp., Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., better known as Foxconn, announced Sunday a partnership to build an advanced AI supercomputer in Taiwan, significantly expanding the island's artificial intelligence capabilities.
Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) has decided not to launch a new chip from its Hopper series in China. This decision comes in the wake of U.S. government restrictions on H20 chip sales, as confirmed by Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang received a rockstar welcome in Taiwan ahead of Computex 2025, with fans swarming him, a pop-up merch store launch, and even government statements over his private jet parking fees.
The advance first-quarter GDP estimate released late April showed that the economy contracted at a 0.3% rate, with the weakness stemming primarily from an increase in imports.
Over the last six months, Nvidia’s shares have sunk to $132.10, producing a disappointing 10.1% loss while the S&P 500 was flat. This may have investors wondering how to approach the situation.
David Sacks and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman defended Donald Trump's AI chip deals with Gulf states, calling them a strategic win over China despite bipartisan concerns about national security risks.
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In a recent conversation, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed his belief in the potential of AI to bolster students' career prospects and job performance.
