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France’s antitrust regulator is nearing the end of its investigation into Nvidia, potentially paving the way for formal charges over the company’s market dominance in AI hardware.
Nvidia has chosen to collaborate with its chip rival d-Matrix, combining their technologies to create a joint AI system for running inference models. The partnership marks a strategic shift toward cooperation in the competitive AI chip market.
Learn how cross-chip AI software breaks Nvidia's dominance by enabling AI models to run on various hardware platforms, making AI more accessible and competitive.
This explainer explains what Nvidia's new Vera CPU is and why it matters for AI development, using simple analogies and clear language.
South Korean AI chip startup FuriosaAI has launched its RNGD accelerators in Europe, aiming to offer a cheaper and more energy-efficient alternative to Nvidia's dominance in the AI hardware market.
A Chinese lidar maker blacklisted by the U.S. Pentagon is quietly supplying sensors for American robotaxis and autonomous vehicles, including those from Nvidia.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang introduces a token budget system to evaluate engineers, raising questions about the true returns on AI workforce investments. The approach highlights a growing trend in tech companies to measure productivity through AI resource usage, though results remain uncertain.
Nvidia's Kyber NVL144 AI server rack is delayed until 2028 due to manufacturing issues, while the Rubin Ultra variant has been canceled. The setbacks may benefit competitors like AMD and Google.
Japan’s Turing Inc. is diversifying its AI infrastructure by adopting AMD chips and investing in AMD Ventures, challenging Nvidia’s dominance in the autonomous vehicle market.
Hon Hai, known as Foxconn, reported a 40% jump in quarterly sales driven by strong demand for AI servers, highlighting the growing infrastructure needs of the AI industry.
Anthropic is reportedly in talks with Samsung to develop a custom AI chip, while still relying on Nvidia’s hardware. This move reflects a broader industry trend toward specialized infrastructure.
Nvidia is launching a 'compute now, pay later' model to help AI startups and cloud providers access its GPUs without upfront capital investment.
