Nvidia stock slides as investors weigh AI trade
Investing.com examines why Nvidia shares fell, tying the move to broader AI trade and rate concerns.
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Investing.com examines why Nvidia shares fell, tying the move to broader AI trade and rate concerns.
Reports say new Nvidia AI racks support 250 kilowatts per rack, while IBM and Siemens highlight a 7-angstrom AI chip research collaboration. Nvidia shares fell 2.9%.
Zesty released autonomous GPU resource management that fractions CUDA-native GPUs, aiming to run more workloads per GPU while protecting performance.
Axionic, an AI chip startup founded by a former Qualcomm executive, raised an $80M pre-seed round, per Dealroom.
AI infrastructure firms' shares fell as markets priced in higher odds of US interest rate hikes, Press reports.
DA Davidson's Gil Luria told Bloomberg that Nvidia's ecosystem and chip demand could support growth through 2030, but warned debt-heavy data-center builders may face serious pressure.
SK hynix detailed H-TPU, tiny in-house CPU cores that offload routine I/O from Arm CPUs in its next enterprise SSD controllers as drive speeds rise.
Mistral AI models are running aboard the first satellite of a planned 50-satellite AI constellation, putting models in orbit.
Cisco and Nvidia are teaming on a new optical pluggable called USFP that targets 12.8 Tbps per module, far above today's 1.6 Tbps optics, for AI datacenter networking.
Vast Data argues stitched-together AI pipelines struggle to keep sensitive embeddings, permissions and source data in sync, positioning unified architecture for sovereign AI inference.
ScaleFlux argues smarter SSD controllers can address the AI memory bottleneck as GPUs sit idle waiting for data and NAND flash takes on more processing work.
Analysis outlets examine whether AMD is a real threat to Nvidia or just a pricing lever, after SemiAnalysis found AMD challenging Nvidia in AI inference workloads.
Estonia's Skeleton Technologies became a unicorn after raising investment from Siemens to manufacture energy storage systems for AI data centers in the US.
Reports warn that the AI memory-chip boom now faces a new risk: too much competition among its most valuable players, which could pressure pricing and margins.
Jim Cramer said US chip stocks are 'joined at the hip' with SK hynix, arguing investors should look beyond Nvidia when weighing the AI memory supply chain.
Nikkei Asia reports SB Energy, SoftBank's US renewable energy arm, is doing the groundwork for Masayoshi Son's AI push by building solar and battery capacity to power data centers.
Analysis piece on how Singapore has become a key node in the global AI supply chain, covering chip, data center and logistics links between the US, China and Southeast Asia.
China's integrated circuit exports rose 136% year on year in September to US$45 billion, outpacing 108% growth for the first nine months, on AI-driven demand and higher chip prices. September volume reached 32.7 billion units.
Intel is pitching an all-in-one chip aimed at closing the commercialization gap for humanoid robots, positioning it as a 'robot brain' for physical AI.
Reuters reports Ukrainian drone strikes hit Russia's biggest data center, an attack on infrastructure that services both military and civilian computing needs.
Key facts from TradingView: Nvidia has shipped 678,000 AI accelerators to China and holds a Doctolib stake, with pre-market shares dipping.
CYANIS AI launched Sovereign Inference Cloud, a service for running AI inference inside a customer's own jurisdiction and infrastructure. Pricing and availability were not disclosed.
ASML raised its full-year sales outlook and forecast Q4 revenue above expectations as AI-driven chip demand surges, but warned it will be unable to meet customer demand in 2027 and 2028.
A roundup reports Microsoft is accelerating its in-house AI chip challenge while Google and Apple deepen their own AI hardware and product efforts.
A report details Nvidia's PTFE strategy, describing the fluoropolymer material approach as a hidden enabler behind its next-generation AI server racks and high-speed interconnects.
Asian data center operator Princeton Digital Group is seeking a syndicated loan of up to $1.2 billion to fund its Malaysia buildout, as AI infrastructure borrowing grows.
Hitachi Energy CEO Andreas Schierenbeck discusses whether electricity infrastructure can expand fast enough to support the AI boom and industrial electrification.
CoreWeave co-founder says the Nvidia-backed cloud provider is courting insurers' vast capital for loans as it funds data center build-out.
Digitimes reports AI accelerator growth is shifting from volume toward value as custom ASICs move upmarket, changing the competitive landscape for chip vendors.
At OCP Global Summit 2026, Compal unveiled next-generation Nvidia-based AI platforms and Liteon showcased Nvidia's 800 VDC power architecture and thermal management portfolio.
CyberSecurityNews reports a flaw in Nvidia's DCGM Exporter that exposes GPU servers to resource exhaustion attacks, potentially disrupting AI infrastructure monitoring.
Ark's Cathie Wood says she avoids traditional memory-chip makers due to the volatile cycle, favoring Nvidia and AMD as the AI revolution is 'just beginning.'
Nvidia is prepaying for US chip-testing capacity as KYEC expands by $1.4B, with the two eying a Texas site for a US AI chip testing plant.
Satlyt, which aims to be the Android of orbital computing with open software that works on many companies' satellites, launched its software on a SpaceX rocket alongside Google's hardware after both SpaceX and Google declined to back it.
AWS engineers detail fused Mixture-of-Experts kernel work on SageMaker AI: Swap-AB for WGMMA utilization, Triton backend routing for FP8 quantization and cutting JIT recompilation, for up to 10% higher throughput.
A Reddit user describes serving 40 people, including ten developers, with local AI: n8n automation, Whisper and Vexa transcription, OpenWebUI chat and agentic features largely disabled.
Reuters reports US chip stocks extended their declines, hit by a China memory report and jitters over AI spending.
Reports say Nvidia halted RTX 5090 production, while Japanese retail prices for RTX 50-series cards jump up to 144%, with the RTX 5080 passing $2,400.
Microsoft plans a multi-gigawatt deployment of next-gen Azure Maia AI accelerator racks, with 96-chip configurations promising seven times its predecessor's token throughput and production deployments due in 2027.
The Information argues Applied Materials and Lam Research are overlooked chip equipment opportunities as AI chip designer, manufacturer and equipment stocks have soared.