NVIDIA CORP (NVDA) investment division holdings of US-listed stocks. NVDIA's holdings include publicly traded stocks in the semiconductor, AI, and pharmaceutical industries. NVIDIA's status in AI and the semiconductor industries add significant market credibility to its investees, and also hints at deeper future collaborations and a positive outlook for these companies' growth.
5 Stock Picks Last Week From Wall Street's Most Accurate Analysts
U.S. stocks settled lower on Friday, with the Dow Jones index falling more than 250 points during the session after a blowout August payroll report forced traders to price in a genuine chance the
Nokia announces the launch of Mobile Core Early Access to help operators accelerate network innovation in the AI era.
Nokia Announces Mobile Core Early Access, a Live Hosted Environment Offering an Up-Close Look at the Software Powering Advanced Network Connectivity in AI
Shift in Data Center Bargaining Power: Cloud Providers Once Held the Upper Hand, but Now "CoreWeaves" Are Taking a Firmer Stance
The dominant position of cloud computing giants in AI data center leasing negotiations is weakening. Eager to deploy NVIDIA servers, cloud providers such as Microsoft have granted operators like CoreWeave greater bargaining leverage. This has led to more lenient Service Level Agreement (SLA) terms and stricter payment demands, with NVIDIA and AMD even entering the bidding process to provide credit guarantees for customers.
Xiao K Morning Brief | Intel reportedly raises PC CPU prices by another 10%; Goldman Sachs significantly upgrades forecast for optical transceiver market
① The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology deploys high-speed transmission technologies of 400G and above, promoting the broader adoption of 100G optical network equipment; ② Huawei releases the high-performance Kirin 9050 Pro chip for the first time in six years, marking the world's first commercial deployment; ③ Xinhua Media plans to issue shares to acquire a controlling stake in Jiemian Cailianshe and has suspended trading.
Intel raises CPU prices by another 10% and plans to phase out low-margin products
Intel plans to raise prices for its PC CPUs by approximately 10% in October, marking the third round of price hikes since late 2025. Meanwhile, CEO Lip-Bu Tan is reviewing low-margin product lines, with some facing discontinuation and market withdrawal, primarily affecting the industrial PC, IoT, and embedded markets. The core logic behind Intel's current adjustment is to prioritize gross margin, abandoning its previous strategy of trading price for volume.
10 Information Technology Stocks Whale Activity In Today's Session
This whale alert can help traders discover the next big trading opportunities.Whales are entities with large sums of money and we track their transactions here at Benzinga on our options activity