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Nvidia's $2 billion investment in Marvell is more than a financial stake—it's a strategic move to secure long-term revenue through ecosystem lock-in.
A new study reveals that even top AI models struggle to control robots without human-designed abstractions, but agentic scaffolding can help close the gap.
Nvidia sets new MLPerf records with 288 GPUs while AMD and Intel pursue different strategic paths in AI hardware competition.
AI chip startup Rebellions raises $400 million at $2.3B valuation, positioning itself as a challenger to Nvidia's dominance in AI inference hardware.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claims AGI has been achieved, sparking debate in the tech industry. While some see this as a major breakthrough, others remain skeptical about the true nature of artificial general intelligence.
This explainer article explains how large language models work and why they're important for the future of artificial intelligence. It breaks down complex AI concepts into easy-to-understand terms using everyday analogies.
This article explains the concept of an AI bubble and why investors are cautious about the rapid growth of artificial intelligence companies, using simple analogies and clear examples.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns developers that those earning $500K should spend at least $250K on AI tokens, signaling a major shift in how the industry approaches AI investment.
Nvidia's DLSS 5 AI upscaling technology has drawn criticism from gamers and developers alike for producing unnatural visuals that disrupt the gaming experience. While the technology promises performance improvements, its aesthetic shortcomings have sparked significant backlash.
This article explains Nvidia's 'OpenClaw' strategy, a hardware-software co-design approach that combines open-source AI development with proprietary hardware platforms, enabling efficient deployment of large AI models.
Nvidia's annual GTC conference showcased groundbreaking AI hardware advancements, while Tesla disappointed and Meta's VR metaverse strategy sparked confusion among investors.
Nvidia has received approval from Beijing to resume sales of its H200 AI chip, while also working on a China-ready version of its Groq inference chip.
