Nvidia's Q3 Fiscal 2026 earnings reveal a staggering $51.2 billion in datacenter revenue, cementing its dominance as the engine of the artificial intelligence revolution.
In a move redefining the AI chip war, Nvidia licenses Groq's low-latency technology and hires CEO Jonathan Ross, cementing its grip on the inference market.
The AI giant moves to absorb the leadership and technology of one of its most promising challengers, reshaping the competitive landscape for inference chips.
The decision by the AI giant to stop moving forward with Intel's advanced manufacturing process signals deep challenges for the US push toward semiconductor independence.
New reports suggest the GPU giant is pivoting further toward AI, planning drastic cuts to consumer graphics card production that could drive prices up and availability down.
In a bid to close the widening gap with Nvidia, Intel is reportedly finalizing a deal to acquire AI chip specialist SambaNova Systems at a steep discount.
New data reveals AMD has secured 17% of the graphics market in late 2024, signaling a potential crack in Nvidia's dominance as the AI hardware race enters a new phase.
The AI chip giant reports $39.3 billion in quarterly revenue, proving its strategy to navigate export controls with alternative products is paying off.
After withdrawing its 2024 bid, the Nvidia challenger is reportedly preparing to re-file with regulators as demand for alternative AI hardware accelerates.
New software updates and cross-company collaborations aim to make Google's TPUs a seamless, cost-effective alternative to Nvidia GPUs for the world's most popular AI framework.