CES, once famed for its flashy devices and quirky tech, has entered a new era where artificial intelligence reigns supreme. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is a major force behind this shift, bringing fresh credibility and innovation to the annual event.
China’s rapid pivot toward homegrown AI technology underscores a central truth: Restricting access to advanced chips may stall progress in the short term, but it can also spur innovative solutions. As Washington tightens controls, Beijing appears more determined than ever to develop its own AI capabilities.
NVIDIA has joined forces with Samsung Foundry to produce cutting-edge custom AI CPUs. This new partnership, first reported by Android Headlines, could reshape how next-generation computing handles complex data for artificial intelligence.
Union Bancaire Privee UBP SA expanded its holdings in NVIDIA Corporation by 5.7% last quarter, reaching a total stake of $216.07 million. According to the latest 13F SEC filing, the institutional investor purchased 72,245 additional shares, underscoring continued confidence in the computer hardware maker’s prospects.
Brueske Advisory Services LLC has raised its stake in NVIDIA Corporation by 13.3% in the second quarter, according to its latest SEC disclosure. By adding 510 shares, the fund now holds 4,350 shares in the industry-leading computer hardware company. This move underscores the continued investor interest in NVIDIA.
Powers Advisory Group LLC has increased its investment in NVIDIA by 2.7% during the second quarter, according to the latest filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. This move adds 70 more shares to the institutional investor’s portfolio, bringing its total holdings to 2,635 shares.
Chicago Capital LLC raised its holdings in NVIDIA Corporation by 0.7% during the second quarter, according to new SEC filings. The investment firm now owns 803,859 shares of the semiconductor giant, reflecting a measured but ongoing show of confidence in the tech sector.
Cooper Financial Group trimmed its holdings in NVIDIA Corporation by 3.2% in the second quarter. The firm sold more than 6,000 shares but still maintains a significant $29.97 million stake, reflecting NVIDIA’s continued role in its portfolio.
As the Q3 earnings season begins, banks like Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase face high expectations and increased scrutiny. The market’s focus extends to the S&P 500’s performance and NVIDIA’s outlook, signaling a pivotal time for both financial and tech sectors.
MinichMacGregor Wealth Management LLC has reduced its NVIDIA holdings by 10% in the second quarter, selling 9,144 shares. Despite the reduction, the firm still holds 82,227 shares, according to an official SEC filing.