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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Japan should build its own artificial intelligence instead of importing the technology to best leverage the country's unique language and data.
Nvidia stock closed up 1% on Tuesday after CEO Jensen Huang said in an analyst meeting that the company expects to increase its share of the $250 billion data center market.
Stocks rose Tuesday as the Federal Reserve kicked off its two-day policy meeting. Traders also kept an eye on Nvidia following key announcements from the tech giant.
Shares of Super Micro Computer dropped Tuesday after the company announced a new share offering, taking a bite out of one of the biggest rallies tied to the artificial intelligence boom.
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysian conglomerate YTL Group is turning to the latest chips from semiconductor giant Nvidia as it pushes to build one of the world's fastest AI supercomputers.
Nvidia on Monday announced a new generation of artificial intelligence chips and software for running artificial intelligence models. The announcement, made during Nvidia's developer's conference in San Jose, comes as the chipmaker seeks to solidify its position as the go-to supplier for AI companies.
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA -- Nvidia, the U.S. semiconductor giant that has dominated the AI chip market, said it wants to become the "TSMC for AI" as it expands beyond hardware and taps into software services.
A version of this article was first published by The Korea Times in a partnership with the South China Morning Post.