Expanding the AI landscape! Report: Nvidia plans to acquire the startup company OctoAI for $0.165 billion.
Nvidia has proposed to acquire OctoAI for about $0.165 billion, which mainly sells software aimed at improving the efficiency of ai model running, and Nvidia intends to enhance its software and cloud computing service capabilities through this acquisition.
Is the AI boom "coming back"? s&p global: Nvidia stock prices can still rise for at least another year.
The S&P Global's Director of Technical Ratings, Andrew Zhang, stated in an interview that Nvidia's stock still has a large potential for further growth, and will continue to soar for at least another year. Andrew Zhang believes that Huang Renxun's comments and the financial reports of Nvidia's partners both support the prediction of Nvidia's continued rise.
NVIDIA invests heavily in AI emerging forces! The "NVIDIA AI Empire" is becoming stronger.
NVIDIA, the undisputed leader in the field of AI chips, is building a stronger and stronger "NVIDIA AI Empire" with its powerful performance AI GPU and CUDA ecosystem.
Strength should not be underestimated! In a volatile market, are these AI stocks surprisingly more resistant to decline than nvidia?
After experiencing the 'Black Monday' in early August, many stocks have rebounded strongly and performed extremely well. Some stocks have even shown significantly better resilience and rebound strength than Nvidia.
Huang Renxun exclaimed with a "Versailles" sigh: the product is too popular and the customers are not satisfied! Nvidia saves the US stock market again.
Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun said on Wednesday at a technology conference organized by Goldman Sachs that due to limited product supply, some customers are frustrated and the company's relationship with these customers has also become tense.
Nvidia soared more than 8% overnight, driving up US stocks. What did Huang Renxun say?
Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun said that the growth of Nvidia's AI chip Blackwell supply is limited, which has frustrated some customers. He also hinted that if necessary, Nvidia would reduce its reliance on Taiwan Semiconductor and turn to other chip manufacturers. In addition, it is reported that the US government is considering allowing Nvidia to export advanced chips to Saudi Arabia.