As Beijing showers praise on Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, analysts ask whether the compliments hide a larger strategic play. Is China dusting off its ancient “beauty stratagem” for the AI age – aiming to charm, disarm or co-opt the chip world’s kingpin?
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is increasingly under fire as a leadership scandal sends shockwaves through global tech markets, rattling investor confidence and leaving data centers around the world scrambling to cope
Asian equities face renewed turbulence as AI-linked stocks swing sharply, with investors weighing lofty valuations, policy risks and earnings uncertainty ahead of key data.
Shares of Nvidia, AMD and Dell tumbled as a global tech sell-off swept markets, forcing investors to reassess previously sky-high AI valuations. Fresh doubts over ongoing funding and cooling demand sent shockwaves through the sector
SoftBank shares rocketed 13% as a fresh wave of tech buying swept across Asia, echoing Wall Street’s AI-fueled rally. Investors poured into chipmakers and AI frontrunners, sending regional markets to their highest levels in months
Huawei has unveiled a bold new optical interconnect standard that promises to turbocharge data-center performance – staking its claim as a serious challenger to Nvidia and Broadcom in the scramble to shape next‑generation AI infrastructure
Nvidia and Alphabet lagged in a broad megacap tech rebound, as weakening chipmaker shares cooled investor enthusiasm and cast doubt on the sector’s momentum – even as other Big Tech names rode a wave of renewed optimism
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s bullish outlook on AI and robotics ignited a broad rally across Asia’s tech stocks, fueling investor bets on surging chip demand and the region’s bid to lead next‑generation computing
Trump-era tariffs are prompting Apple and Nvidia to reconsider their hardware manufacturing strategies in Asia, seeking to minimize costs and supply chain risks amid escalating trade tensions.
Asia stocks traded cautiously ahead of Nvidia’s earnings report, as investors remained wary of the Federal Reserve’s commitment to policy independence amid ongoing economic uncertainty, Reuters reports.
US chipmaker Nvidia has staged a dramatic rebound after its historic stock plunge, restoring investor confidence as booming demand for AI and data center technologies fuels its recovery, the Financial Times reports
Nvidia has selected Micron Technology for a large-scale rollout of its SOCAMM chips, aiming to boost AI and graphics performance. This strategic partnership marks a significant move in the semiconductor sector.