Nvidia’s licensing deal with chip startup Groq shows how the tech giant is leveraging its massive cash pile to sustain its dominance of the AI market. Nvidia this week said it s

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Intel Corp. shares fell Wednesday after a report said that Nvidia Corp. halted a test to use Intel’s production process to make advanced chips. Nvidia recently tested the so-called 18A process but stopped moving forward,

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In addition to the nonexclusive licensing deal, Groq's founder and CEO Jonathan Ross, president Sunny Madra and other senior leaders "will join Nvidia to help advance and scale the licensed technology," the startup said in a blog post.

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has become the face of the AI revolution. Its graphics processing units have powered the breakthrough advances in generative AI, enabling applications from chatbots to image generation and beyond.

Micron has raised its server-growth forecast for 2025 to a high teens percentage range, up from the prior expectation of 10%. It expects the server market to keep growing in 2026, a trend that's likely to last through 2030.