A California-based company that designs chips used in artificial intelligence reached a big milestone before well-known tech ...

Nvidia's shares jumped 27% in May, pushing the company's market cap to $2.7 trillion. Nvidia's 27% rally in May pushed its market cap to $2.7 trillion, behind only Microsoft and Apple among the ...

In a historic milestone, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has become the first company to reach a staggering $4.3 trillion market ...

Nvidia stock hit an intraday high of $136.25 Tuesday afternoon. That equates to a split-adjusted price of $1,362.50. Nvidia underwent a 10-for-one stock split earlier this month.

Nvidia’s AI partners are also its competition. Nvidia powers most of the AI projects from Microsoft, OpenAI, Amazon, and Meta, but they’re also trying to lessen their dependence on its limited ...

This latter point hints at Qualcomm Snapdragon Windows on Arm machines being less in-demand than initial appearances at ...

NVDA Market Cap data by YCharts. Nvidia will likely reach $4 trillion before Microsoft simply because it is closer to the threshold, and its stock is more volatile.

That’s why Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are on record about using or building alternatives. And why OpenAI, a key Nvidia customer, is reportedly exploring its own chips as well.

The latest uptick pushed Nvidia’s market cap to a whopping $3.33 trillion. Microsoft fell to second place with a valuation of $3.32 trillion, followed by Apple at $3.28 trillion.

The US Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission reportedly plan investigations into whether Nvidia, Microsoft, and OpenAI are snuffing out competition in artificial intelligence technology.

The British competition watchdog has said Microsoft may have to divest "Call of Duty." Smith said he hoped that rival Sony Group Corp (6758.T) will consider doing the same type of deal with Nvidia.

The UK competition watchdog has said Microsoft may have to divest “Call of Duty.” Smith said he hoped that rival Sony Group will consider doing the same type of deal with Nvidia.