Nvidia is spreading some of its wealth by investing in a portfolio of other artificial intelligence companies.

First, these operations make it easier for a wider range of investors to get in on a previously high-priced stock because they lower the per-share price. Now, let's consider one of the highest-profile companies today,

Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos joined Samsung in a $700 million bet on Tenstorrent, valuing the AI chip startup with ambitions of taking on Nvidia at about $2.6 billion. Tenstorrent, which hopes to create a chip to try and break

Nebius Group is raising $700 million in a private placement from investors, including Nvidia, to build the infrastructure underpinning AI.

Tenstorrent, a Santa Clara, California-based startup, has secured nearly $700 million in funding, catapulting its valuation to $2.6 billion. This investment round, led by South Korea's

Nvidia says gross margin will stabilize in the mid-70% range after the Blackwell ramp, dispelling concerns about competition.

The new Fugatto AI model takes sound synthesis to a new level by creating sounds that previously haven't existed.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has undoubtedly been one of (if not the) best artificial intelligence (AI) stocks to own in 2023 and 2024. With 2025 nearly here, the question now shifts to: "Is it the best AI stock for 2025?

Discover the benefits of Amazon's 'Trainium 2' AI chip, including faster training times, reduced energy consumption, and lower operational costs, a compelling alternative to Nvidia's AI hardware.

It may sound strange, but I think I was born to realise ASI,” SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son told shareholders in June, referring to his acronym for artificial super intelligence – a future computing technology that he believes will be 10,

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US CHIP giant Nvidia said on Tuesday (Dec 3) it would work with the Thai government to develop “world-class AI infrastructure” in the kingdom. Read more at The Business Times.