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In October 2025, Nvidia reached an extraordinary milestone, becoming the first publicly traded company to surpass a $5 trillion market capitalization. What was once a distant dream for the chipmaker is now reality, fueled by soaring demand for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and the confidence of its leadership that this...

In a year defined by rapid breakthroughs and escalating global competition in artificial intelligence, two of the sector’s most influential figures—Elon Musk and Jensen Huang—are set to headline the upcoming US–Saudi Investment Forum. Their participation has already generated significant worldwide attention, signaling the growing strategic importance of AI in global...

Nvidia is sending a strong message to the tech industry and global workforce: the company will continue sponsoring H-1B visas for foreign workers, even as new U.S. government fees make hiring international talent more expensive. CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed that Nvidia will cover all associated costs, showing the company’s...

A high-profile deal between Nvidia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to supply advanced AI chips has hit unexpected delays, leaving both corporate and government leaders frustrated. Announced during former President Donald Trump’s visit to Abu Dhabi in May 2025, the agreement aimed to strengthen U.S.-UAE collaboration in artificial intelligence—but...

In a scathing rebuke of U.S. policymakers, Nvidia has come out strongly against the proposed GAIN AI Act, warning that the law could hurt competition around the world and throw the artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem off keel. The firm has even characterized the bill as akin to the earlier, and...

When someone says “a trillion” — yes, that’s a T not a B — it tends to give pause. It’s a figure so huge that it escapes our daily experience. But average is simply not the word you’d use to describe Nvidia, the company that is best known for making...

Nvidia became the most valuable company in the world on Wednesday, its stock rising more than 4 percent to a new high of $154.10 and catapulting its market capitalization to $3.76 trillion. The chip maker surpassed Microsoft, at $3.65 trillion after a small gain, reported Reuters. The spike came after...