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Nvidia’s chips become central to US-China trade war 輝達晶片牽動美中貿易戰
Nvidia believes it can eventually reap US$50 billion from artificial intelligence (AI) chip sales in China. But it so far has been held back by restrictions imposed by former US president Joe Biden’s administration and then reinforced by US President Donald Trump before negotiating a quid pro quo deal.
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Nvidia Q2 Earnings Preview: Can Jensen Huang Lead NVDA Stock, Broader Market to New Highs?
In what was most likely his final address as Federal Reserve chair at the annual Jackson Hole Symposium, Jerome Powell ...
NVIDIA has set the tech world abuzz with a teaser campaign hinting at a major leap in robotics, according to a report by ...
Jitters have been fueled by the flop of the latest ChatGPT rollout, possible layoffs at Meta’s AI unit and even an MIT study ...
However, Huang's extensive lobbying paid off. Nvidia agreed to a 15% revenue-sharing agreement with the U.S. government, ...
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: ‘Anybody Who Wants to Buy’ Taiwan Semiconductor Stock ‘is a Very Smart Person’
During a visit to Taiwan, the Nvidia executive praised foundry partner TSMC as one of the greatest companies in history.
TAIPEI (Reuters) -Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang arrived in Taipei on Friday to visit chip foundry partner TSMC, as the world's most ...
Powell signals potential for cuts, furniture is the next tariffs frontier, Nvidia highlights this week’s earnings, and more ...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is back in Taiwan for weighty negotiations with contract chipmaker TSMC, but still had some fun.
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