The US has restricted the export of Nvidia's most powerful AI chips to China since 2022 over fears that they could be used for military purposes.

Infosys: AI-focused businesses are thriving, fueled by increased spending in the sector, benefiting semiconductor and ...

Demand for repairing Nvidia AI chips has surged in China despite U.S. export bans on these products. Around a dozen boutique ...

In the three months following tightened U.S. export controls under the Trump administration, at least $1 billion worth of ...

Key Points AI capabilities once considered "artificial general intelligence" are now a reality, enabling robots to perceive, reason, and act autonomously to a degree.Serve Robotics' surging revenue ...

NVDA and QBTS both show strong gains, but diverge on risk and maturity as AI and quantum computing reshape tech investing.

Memory market braces for shake‑up Nvidia is moving to disrupt the memory market again, planning to deploy between 600,000 and ...

Currently priced at $0.0991 in presale, over $2.3 million has already been raised. Early adopters earn rewards at $9.51 per ...

Analysts are calling Nvidia the stock of the decade — with some forecasting a $1,000 share price by 2030 as AI demand ...

South Korean chip giant SK Hynix Inc yesterday reported record quarterly profits, thanks to soaring demand for artificial ...

The surge in demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) driven by AI servers has positioned SK Hynix as the clear leader in the ...

An investigation by Financial Times has revealed that Nvidia's B200, H100, and H200 chips were exported to China, which are ...