Nvidia Boosts TSMC Orders to Meet Surging Blackwell AI Chip Demand
Nvidia is increasing its orders with TSMC due to soaring demand for its Blackwell AI chips, indicating strong growth in AI hardware markets.
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Nvidia CEO Highlights Surging Demand for Blackwell AI Chips and TSMC Supply Needs
Nvidia CEO Huang has confirmed a soaring demand for Blackwell AI chips, indicating strong market interest and growth prospects in AI hardware.
Wisconsin Basketball Dominates Campbell in Season Opener
Wisconsin Badgers opened their season with a dominant 96-64 win over Campbell, highlighted by John Blackwell's 31-point performance, strong contributions from bench players Janicki and Carrington, and solid performances from transfer starters Boyd and Rapp, showcasing team depth and individual talent.
Nvidia Stock Rises Amid US-China AI Chip Talks and Trump Endorsement
Nvidia's shares surged after US President Trump indicated he would discuss the export of Blackwell AI processors to China with Xi Jinping, raising hopes of a deal that could propel Nvidia to a $5 trillion market value and significantly impact US-China tech relations.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang Highlights Surge in AI Demand and Industry Growth
Nvidia's stock rises as CEO Huang highlights high demand for Blackwell, calling it the start of a 'new industrial revolution'.
Nvidia Surpasses Earnings Expectations Amid Mixed Sales and Market Reactions
Nvidia's Q2 earnings slightly beat expectations with $46.74 billion in revenue, but shares fell 4% due to the absence of H20 chip sales to China amid ongoing trade restrictions. The company highlighted strong demand for AI infrastructure, especially for its upcoming Blackwell chips, and called for US regulatory approval to sell more advanced products to China. Despite geopolitical hurdles, Nvidia's datacenter revenue and margins are growing, and the company remains optimistic about future opportunities.
Nvidia's Record Sales and Market Impact Amid AI Boom
Nvidia reported a record $46.7 billion in revenue for the quarter, driven by a 56% increase in AI-related data center sales, particularly its Blackwell chips, amid ongoing global AI infrastructure growth and geopolitical challenges in China. The company expects $54 billion in revenue next quarter, with a focus on AI platform development and market expansion.
RTX 5070 and 5080 Graphics Cards See Significant Price Drops
The MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 5070 12GB graphics card is now available below its launch price of $549, at $539 from Newegg's eBay store, making it the best deal for this GPU which performs comparably to the RTX 4070 Super and supports DLSS 4 technology, ideal for 1440p gaming.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 Set for July Launch with GDDR7 and 8GB VRAM
The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 is rumored to launch as soon as July, featuring GDDR7 memory, 8 GB VRAM, and based on the GB207 die, making it likely NVIDIA's entry-level GPU in the RTX 50 series with a slight performance bump over the RTX 4050.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Delivers Optimistic AI Outlook Amid Investor Concerns
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced a partnership with SoftBank to build Japan's largest AI infrastructure using Nvidia's DGX platform, marking a significant step in AI integration into telecommunications. Despite Nvidia's recent stock dip, the company's record quarterly sales and future AI projects, including the Blackwell architecture, highlight its growth potential. This collaboration aims to transform SoftBank's network into an AI grid, offering expansive applications and reinforcing Nvidia's bullish outlook.
NVIDIA's RTX 50 Series Set for Early 2025 Launch with Leaked Specs
NVIDIA is set to launch four GeForce RTX 50 "Blackwell" gaming GPUs, including the RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, and 5070, in early 2025, with the initial release expected in Q1. The RTX 5090 and 5080 are anticipated to debut at CES, followed by the 5070 Ti and 5070 in February. Mainstream variants like the RTX 5060 Ti and 5060 may arrive by May 2025. The RTX 5070 Ti is rumored to feature 8960 Cuda Cores and 16 GB GDDR7 memory, while the RTX 5070 will have 6400 Cuda Cores and 12 GB GDDR7 VRAM.
Nvidia's Blackwell AI Chips: Anticipation Builds Amid Concerns and Optimism
Nvidia is set to launch its highly anticipated Blackwell architecture, featuring six transformative technologies, including the most powerful GPU yet. The launch is expected to drive significant demand from major tech companies like Microsoft, Oracle, and OpenAI. Despite potential supply chain risks, Nvidia's extensive network of suppliers and partners is expected to support a rapid production ramp-up. While the company's gross margin may dip slightly during the initial launch phase, it is projected to stabilize at mid-70% as production scales, positioning Nvidia for continued growth in the AI sector.
Nvidia's Blackwell AI Chip Demand Surges Amid Production Challenges
Nvidia's stock experienced fluctuations after the company reported better-than-expected fiscal Q3 results but provided conservative sales guidance for the current period. Analysts generally viewed the guidance as typical of Nvidia's strategy to underpromise and overdeliver, with many raising their price targets. The company is ramping up production of its next-generation Blackwell AI chips, which are in high demand. Concerns were noted about a temporary dip in gross profit margins due to the production ramp. Despite supply constraints, Nvidia is expected to maintain its lead in the AI chip market.
Nvidia Confirms Blackwell Chip Progress Amid Customer Concerns
Nvidia has reassured investors that its new Blackwell chip lineup will sustain its AI-driven growth, despite higher-than-expected production costs impacting profit margins. The company's sales forecast fell short of some Wall Street expectations, leading to a 2% drop in shares. Nvidia's fiscal fourth-quarter sales are projected at $37.5 billion, slightly above the average analyst estimate but below the highest projections. The demand for Nvidia's AI accelerator chips remains strong, though supply constraints are expected to persist for several quarters.
Nvidia Reassures on Blackwell AI Chip Amid Overheating Concerns
Nvidia has announced that its new Blackwell AI chips are in full production, contributing significantly to its record AI revenue and profits, which have surpassed its traditional gaming business. Despite reports of potential cooling issues, Nvidia assured investors of Blackwell's success, having shipped 13,000 samples this quarter. The company's AI data centers generated $30.7 billion in revenue, dwarfing its gaming segment. Nvidia and AMD are both accelerating chip development to meet growing AI demand, while Intel lags behind in the AI sector.