NVIDIA Stock News

Nvidia shares surged 740% over the last 18 months due to excitment about artificial intelligence (AI), so the company recently completed a 10-for-1 stock split. Nvidia is the market leader in data center graphics processing units (GPUs) and AI chips, but its expansive software ecosystem is a key competitive advantage.

Nvidia's AI dominance has created life-changing returns. But the math behind doing it again creates some formidable obstacles.

Während die US-Börsen heute feiertagsbedingt geschlossen bleiben, unternimmt der deutsche Leitindex DAX einen zaghaften Erholungsversuch.

Nvidia's data center hardware sales are growing at triple-digit percentage rates. Microsoft is capitalizing on growing enterprise demand for AI software tools.

Intel continues to underperform against competitors like NVIDIA and AMD in the GPU and CPU markets, respectively. Intel is refocusing its efforts into chip manufacturing, but also specializing within the AI segment to gain an edge. By 2030, Intel's revenues could be more than double, reaching $123 billion, with growth catalysts and a reasonable margin of safety supporting a buy rating.

Which fund held Nvidia—and how big their stake was—went a long way to determining winners and losers in the quarter. Here's who benefited, and who missed the boat.

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Der DAX konnte am Mittwoch kräftige Kurszuwächse verbuchen. Besonders der Rüstungskonzern Rheinmetall stand im Blick. In den USA trieb Tesla die Kurse.