Nvidia reported fiscal third-quarter revenues this week that went beyond Wall Street’s expectations. Guidance for the next quarter, however, left some investors unimpressed, sending the chipmaker’s shares down slightly on Thursday. The company said its highly anticipated Blackwell artificial intelligence chips are in full production and shipping to customers.
Read about this and more in this week’s AI news roundup.
Despite Nvidia’s (NVDA) modest guidance for its fiscal fourth quarter, analysts are anticipating larger earnings beats on strong demand for its new artificial intelligence platform.
After reporting record earnings for its fiscal second quarter on Aug. 30, Nvidia’s (NVDA) shares tumbled after investors were left unimpressed by its guidance for the fiscal third quarter.
The founder of an AI startup once featured on Forbes’ “30 Under 30” list was charged Tuesday with defrauding investors.
Another Nvidia (NVDA) customer is ready to launch the chipmaker’s highly-anticipated artificial intelligence platform for its Azure cloud computing service.
A future where everyone has an artificial intelligence-powered assistant might not be too far off.
After facing delays for its new Blackwell artificial intelligence chips, Nvidia (NVDA) reportedly has a new problem — one that has its customers worried.
Big Tech wants to put artificial intelligence in your pocket, your palms, and your home.
