Nvidia’s shares rose by 1.73%, closing at $185.57. The stock reached an intraday high of $188 and a low of $182.40, with a 52-week range between $212.19 and $86.63. The stock gained 2.3% to $189.92 in after-hours trading.

The artificial intelligence sector is continuing its sharp surge despite fears of a potential ‘bubble’, and Nvidia is leading the space with over $4.5 trillion market cap. But

The overall market for artificial intelligence computing devices is massive, and it's OK if Nvidia doesn't capture all of it. After all, it expects global data center capital expenditures to rise to a range of $3 trillion to $4 trillion annually by 2030. But will all of this add up to a stock that outperforms the market in 2026?

Wall Street obsesses over NVDA Vs AMD rivalry but NVDA's earnings reveal a different story. NVDA's growth and commitments dwarf competition.

AMD has hired Amazon Web Services infrastructure leader Arvind Balakumar to head up engineering efforts for the “Helios” AI server racks, the chip designer’s answer to Nvidia’s popular rack-scale AI solutions.

Google, Amazon, AMD and Nvidia’s own customers are rising to challenge the 800-pound gorilla.

This year’s revenues are anticipated to be around $215 billion, with the figure expected to surpass $300 billion next year.

The shifting sands of the AIB market share have precipitated a milestone for Intel. While it is a Goliath of the PC CPU world, its AIB products are still minnows. At least now, it can hold its head high with a full 1% market share of the dGPU business.