What’s Going On With Nvidia, AMD Stocks On Wednesday?
Nvidia, AMD and other chip companies are up due to AI demand. US plans to extend chip embargo to Russia. TSMC hiring in Europe for new fab.
Biden Mulls New Restrictions On China’s Advanced AI Chips Access: Report
U.S. considers limiting China's access to advanced chip tech for AI, and possible restrictions on high-bandwidth memory chips.
Nvidia Propels Semiconductor Industry To $5.5 Trillion Valuation; Beginning Of Bigger Boom, Says Analyst
The US semiconductor industry's market cap has reached $5.5 trillion, making it the world's 3rd largest economy, driven by demand for AI chips.
S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 Jointly Hit All-Time Highs, Nvidia Overtakes Apple As Second Most Valuable US Company
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indices closed at record highs due to investor confidence in AI-driven tech sector growth. Magnificent Seven worth $15T.
Nasdaq 100 Reaches Record Highs, Service Sector Strength Alleviates Economic Slowdown Concerns, Magnificent 7 Hits $15 Trillion Valuation: What’s Driving Markets Wednesday?
Wall Street rallied Wednesday as the services activity gauge indicated a stronger-than-expected expansion in May, pushing back fears of an economic slowdown which surfaced in recent days.
What’s Going On With Nvidia Stock On Wednesday?
Nvidia CEO plans increased investments in Taiwan, praising TSMC and other local tech suppliers. Stock up 197% in past year. Gain exposure with SMH, IYW.
What’s Going On With Taiwan Semi Supplier ASML Stock On Wednesday?
ASML plans to deliver its latest chipmaking machines to TSMC and Samsung in 2024, boosting sales and supporting AI applications. Stock up 3.98%
Nvidia, AMD Chips To Get Dearer as Taiwan Semi Eyes AI Chip Price Hike
Chip stocks, including NVDA, AMD, QCOM, ARM, and Big Tech stocks like MSFT, META, GOOGL, AAPL, and AMZN, are trading lower due to TSMC's plans to raise AI chip production prices.
Nvidia Nears Certification Of Samsung’s AI Chips As Market Rivalry With SK Hynix Surges
Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) is nearing the completion of its certification for Samsung Electronics' (OTC: SSNLF) high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips, essential for AI platform training. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirmed at Computex that the company is evaluating HBM chips from Samsung and Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU).
What’s Going On With Taiwan Semi Stock On Tuesday?
Taiwan Semi's new Chairman & CEO Wei expects AI to boost industry by 2024, maintains 10% market growth forecast; focuses on future investments