Computers

The stakes are high for chipmaker Nvidia when it reports quarterly results after the bell Wednesday. A lofty stock price, market cap and AI dominance leave little room for disappointment.

Shares of chipmaker Nvidia were up Monday after HSBC analysts lifted the chipmaker’s price target on an increasing sales forecast for fiscal 2024.

Nvidia on Tuesday announced the AI Workbench, a new toolkit that will helps developers to more quickly create, test, and customize generative AI models.

AMD has an opportunity to build AI solutions for customers in China and is working in that direction, company president and CEO Lisa Su said in a company earnings call on Tuesday.

Global chipmakers are seeing an end to supply surplus for semiconductors, while demand expectations from customers outside the artificial intelligence industry remains low.

Microsoft is under fire from European Union antitrust investigators over the software company’s bundling of its chat and video app Teams with its Office product.

The U.S. semiconductor industry will need nearly 67,000 workers by 2030, according to a study published by the Semiconductor Industry Association and Oxford Economics.

The Department of Commerce is expected to roll out sweeping restrictions on cloud computing services in Chinese markets, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.

Salesforce and Deloitte Digital are working together on advancing the integration of generative AI into organizations' customer relationship management.

As Nvidia’s share price continues its surge, longtime board member Mark Stevens and others are cashing in on the chipmaker’s 195% increase this year.

The Biden administration will rely on the chairman of Alphabet and four other tech professionals for the research and development of new computer chips.

Advanced Micro Devices is expected to offer new information on an AI "superchip" when the company CEO Lisa Su gives her keynote address at an event in San Francisco.

Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled new products at the company’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, including the augmented reality headset Vision Pro.

As ChatGPT and artificial intelligence begin impacting Wall Street, traders and investors can buy into partners Microsoft, Nvidia and Perion Networks.

Japan is planning to boost spending on chip-making equipment by $7 billion, an 82% increase from the year prior, as the country aims to increase its stature in the semiconductor market.

Nvidia’s share price has more than doubled over the past six months as it becomes the preferred supplier to both sides of the AI war raging between Google and Microsoft.

For the first time since 2017, Goldman Sachs has initiated first Buy on Apple since 2017 after saying shares could climb as high as 36% in 2023.

The Biden administration is making funds available under the CHIPS Act, and companies will be more likely to get funding if they refrain from stock buybacks.

Chipmaker Nvidia’s shares are up on Thursday after the company reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Wednesday and rival Intel slashed its shareholder dividend.

The Microsoft Corporation announced on Wednesday it would introduce its Chatbot AI technology to its Bing and Edge Internet browsers.