Nvidia’s sharp turn of fortunes illustrates much deeper problems that investors are ignoring as they send the valuations of ...

CEO Elon Musk has suggested that DeepSeek, the upstart artificial intelligence company, may possess around 50,000 NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) Hopper GPUs. This is opposed to the 10,000 A100s that DeepSeek ...

Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla rose 2.4% and chip maker Nvidia climbed 1.8% ahead of the opening bell. Four other members of the Magnificent Seven–Google owner Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, and ...

At $476.73, Tesla’s market cap now sits at a jaw-dropping $1.53 trillion. Compare that to Nvidia—last year’s golden child of growth stocks—sitting at $129.92 with a market cap of $318 billion.

In premarket trade, Nvidia shares slipped 2% as Tesla stock fell 1%. Electronic Arts skidded 15% after the videogame developer cut its outlook. Trump Media & Technology fell 3%, extending its post ...

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is in pole position in terms of growth prospects, while Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) languishes at the bottom. According to Seeking Alpha data on Wall Street forecasts, Nvidia (NASDAQ ...

This move is the latest step in Nvidia's long-term strategy to expand beyond traditional markets. While the company doesn’t plan to directly compete with robotics giants like Tesla, it aims to ...

Nvidia's market value soared by more than $2tn ... but also as a critical player in the development of AI innovation. Tesla was up in pre-market trading, with investors closely watching the ...

Nvidia has strategically embedded itself in all three key steps that could make every car a self-driving car. While segment leaders like Waymo and Tesla launch robotaxi fleets and allow people to ...

↘️ Tesla (TSLA): Shares fell more than 4% after the company posted a year-over-year decline in vehicle deliveries. Tesla said it delivered around 496,000 vehicles in the fourth quarter.

Gerber, a decade-long investor in Nvidia and Tesla, sees the company’s growth driven by the global development of AI infrastructure, largely supported by Nvidia’s cutting-edge chips.

This move is the latest step in Nvidia's long-term strategy to expand beyond traditional markets. While the company doesn’t plan to directly compete with robotics giants like Tesla, it aims to support ...