Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and other semiconductor companies were in focus on Tuesday as the Trump administration edged closer to striking deals with companies in the Middle East to provide them with ...

If these deals materialize, they could mark the start of a new era of U.S.-Middle East tech cooperationwith Nvidia as the core supplier. The broader market was flat by comparison. But this isn't ...

Naver Cloud this week announced a partnership with Nvidia, Nexus Core Systems, and investment firm Lloyds Capital to build a ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to take the stage this Sunday at Computex, an annual technology trade show, with this year’s ...

Nvidia announced a series of partnerships with European countries and companies, covering infrastructure and software, as it ...

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Nvidia and AMD shares soared following significant AI partnerships in the Middle East and AMD's stock buyback initiative. Saudi Arabia's $10 billion AI push, coupled with growing demand from the ...

Donald Trump is on a whirlwind tour of the Middle East. His mission ... Trump's administration added. Nvidia brings chips to Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia's grand plans to become a regional leader ...

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, said Nvidia's physical AI systems are poised to revolutionize industries, with a $50 trillion market opportunity.

The companies expect to launch their partnership in the Middle East later this year. The collaboration is the latest of many for Uber as it aligns itself with autonomous vehicle makers.

Nvidia is set to report its fiscal first-quarter results after Wednesday's closing bell, offering investors a look into the chipmaker's operations as global trade tensions continue to shake markets.