A market capitalization of five trillion, NVIDIA has achieved that once seemed unimaginable. The most valuable company in the world. Once known for powering your computer, NVIDIA has transformed itself into an artificial intelligence revolution, showing how untouchable they are and illustrating how technological innovations can rewrite global economic rankings.
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Chief Executive Jensen Huang revealed that the company’s market share in China’s AI accelerator sector fell from roughly 95 percent to zero in less than two years. Chinese authorities have also actively discouraged domestic tech companies from purchasing Nvidia products, urging them to source chips from local alternatives. Regulators even blocked corporate buyers from obtaining Nvidia’s modified H20 chips.
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Nvidia, the world’s leading maker of artificial intelligence chips, made headlines last week with two investments that could reshape Silicon Valley: The company will invest $5 billion in Intel, buying a stake in its long-term rival, and a commitment of up to $100 billion in OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT.
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This week we had a Sputnik moment in the Artificial Intelligence sector. DeepSeek, a Chinese based generative AI (GenAI) was created for a record breaking $6 million dollars.
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Nvidia, a prominent player in the tech industry, has witnessed an unparalleled surge in market value, surpassing the $2 trillion milestone in 2024 and solidifying its position as one of the foremost leaders in the sector. Alongside the strong annual performance of the technology sector, Nvidia’s growth is fueled by the explosive demand for AI technologies and its transformative impact on various industries.
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California-based company Nvidia plans to acquire British semiconductor giant Arm Holdings for $40 billion dollars. Forbes reports, “Nvidia announced last September that it reached a deal with Softbank to acquire U.K. based semiconductor and software design company Arm Ltd. for $40 billion, making it one of the biggest acquisitions in tech.” Britain’s Digital Secretary, Oliver Dowden has published a Public Interest Intervention Notice (PIIN) due to his concerns about the transaction.
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