Countries around the world want to secure their AI future. It’s a $50 billion opportunity for Nvidia, AMD, and other firms.

Qualcomm, known for designing and licensing smartphone processors, said earlier this week it would develop data center chips for artificial intelligence, starting in Saudi Arabia. The move adds ...

Easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China and the axing of the Biden administration’s chip export rule helped the ...

NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is still in the "pole position" in the AI market, veteran investor Jason Snipe said yesterday on CNBC. Moreover, the firm ...

Nvidia stock was on track to see a 15.4% gain over the five trading sessions ending Friday as an optimistic outlook for its ...

President Donald Trump was in the UAE as part of a first foreign trip abroad in his second term. Trump also visited Saudi ...

UnitedHealth faces a crisis, signaling sector-wide challenges and a possible regulatory inflection point. Tech stocks remain highly sensitive to global headlines and tariffs, with AI-driven growth ...

Members of an honour guard sit on camels next to U.S. and Qatari flags ahead of a state dinner at Lusail Palace hosted by ...

Although during President Trump's regional tour there have been no major breakthroughs, new avenues for AI cooperation ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced a deal to provide Saudi Arabia with its high-end AI Blackwell chips, amongst deals made by ...

As part of the avalanche of business deals coming from President Trump’s Middle East tour, both AMD and Nvidia have struck ...

The HUMAIN deal could be worth up to $11.5 billion, highlighting Nvidia's global demand and strategic positioning in AI ...