Together, Nvidia and Uber could take on Elon Musk's Tesla (TSLA), which has made a big bet on autonomous driving technology and even has plans to launch its own robotaxi service. Ultimately ...

Tesla shares dropped 4.1% to $294.36. Tesla uses Nvidia chips to train its AI algorithms. Along with Alphabet's Waymo, it's seen as a leader in the autonomous vehicle space today. In addition to ...

with industry giants like NVIDIA and Tesla taking opposing strategies. Self-driving cars and humanoid robots that can walk, talk and work alongside us are just two of the amazing ways in which AI ...

Tesla may be the name most people associate with self-driving cars, but Nvidia seems poised to challenge that dominance. At CES this week, CEO Jensen Huang announced a slew of new collaborations ...

To validate its hardware industry leadership, Nvidia added new AI software tools to broaden its product line. Global acceptance of Tesla's (TSLA, Financials) Full-Self Driving software and the ...

Nvidia had the most impactful keynote of this year's CES in Las Vegas, and the key takeaway represents a validation of Tesla's strategy toward autonomous driving. Nvidia unveiled its generative ...

Nvidia and Meta Platforms slid around 2%, while Alphabet and Microsoft posted marginal losses of 0.1%. The weakness in these heavyweights offset gains in Tesla and Palantir, which rose 1% and 2% ...

Tesla Inc. TSLA has climbed to become the third-largest holding at The Future Fund LLC, behind NVIDIA Corp. NVDA and Alphabet Inc. GOOGL GOOG, managing partner Gary Black announced Monday on X.

Nvidia has capitalized on the rise of AI to the point where it overtook Apple for a period in June 2024 as the world's most valuable company. While Tesla no longer uses Nvidia chips in its cars ...

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 ...

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