Nvidia powers most of the AI projects from Microsoft, OpenAI, Amazon, and Meta, but they’re also trying to lessen their dependence on its limited supply. The New York Times explains they want to ...

Nvidia on Tuesday claimed the spot of the world's most valuable company. Shares of the chipmaker rose 4%, helping it edge past Microsoft's market cap. Investors are still bullish on the company ...

The latest uptick pushed Nvidia’s market cap to a whopping $3.33 trillion. Microsoft fell to second place with a valuation of $3.32 trillion, followed by Apple at $3.28 trillion.

First among Nvidia’s challengers are fellow trillion-dollar companies Amazon, Google, and Microsoft. It went largely unnoticed last week, but Google’s announcement of its Gemini AI model left ...

Nvidia's AI accelerators have between 70% and 95% of the market share for artificial intelligence chips. But there's more competition than ever as startups, cloud companies and other chipmakers ...

Better Buy: Nvidia vs. Microsoft June 27, 2023 — 05:07 am EDT Written by Dani Cook for The Motley Fool -> ...

A new frontrunner. In less than three years, Nvidia has gone from billions to trillions in market cap. And now, it is the closest company to $4 trillion -- a little over 3% away as of market close ...

Microsoft has poured more than $13 billion into its partnership with OpenAI, tapping the startup’s generative-AI technology for the Bing search service, Edge internet browser and Windows. Nvidia ...

The US Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission reportedly plan investigations into whether Nvidia, Microsoft, and OpenAI are snuffing out competition in artificial intelligence technology.

Nvidia said it now supports the Xbox maker’s bid to purchase Activision, but the deal could still be a hard sell with regulators. European officials issued Microsoft a warning about the deal ...

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Microsoft Corp has struck a 10-year deal to bring "Call of Duty" and other Activision games to Nvidia Corp's gaming platform if the Xbox maker is allowed to complete its much-contested $69 billion ...