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There are over $3B worth of Chinese computing projects built around Nvidia’s (NVDA) processors, revealing the scale of demand for the company’s hardware, Eduardo Baptista of Reuters reports. Nvidia’s technology

Cerebras ($CBRS) stock rallied in Friday’s premarket trading after the AI chipmaker reported strong third-quarter results and raised its full-year outlook. The company also disclosed a new deal with hyperscaler

Friday’s October wholesale price report could tip the Federal Reserve toward a half-point interest rate hike in December. Wall Street is bracing for the October Producer Price Index report on

South Korean AI startup DeepX is set to spend over $100 million developing a next-generation AI chip using technology from Samsung Electronics ($SSNLF). DeepX said it would be using Samsung’s

Nvidia ($NVDA) and Broadcom ($AVGO) are two semiconductor stocks that could benefit from growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) computing power, but one may offer more upside, according to analysts.

Chinese AI companies are rushing to rent Nvidia (NVDA)-powered computing capacity outside of China, believing the scandal involving Jensen Huang may spur Washington to tighten restrictions on the remote use

Nvidia’s (NVDA) interim CEO Colette Kress inherits significant financial and strategic challenges after Jensen Huang’s departure, including concerns about billions of dollars in financing guarantees to cash-strapped chip customers and

Microsoft (MSFT) says users may be unable to connect to multiple Microsoft 365 services. It added, “Features of the Microsoft 365 services below that interact with Exchange Online and email

Microsoft (MSFT) said in a status update on X: “We’re continuing our efforts to improve server stability to improve traffic flow. This includes adjusting traffic protocols, redistributing traffic, and applying