This week's slate of tech earnings left little doubt that, as more Nvidia chips become available, there will be a place inside data centers for them to go.
Nvidia has needed help from its Big Tech friends to become Wall Street's artificial intelligence darling. Those friends haven't left the party yet. In their earnings reports this week, Club holdings Microsoft , Alphabet , Facebook-parent Meta Platforms and Amazon indicated continued investments to advance their AI ambitions — a good sign for Nvidia.
mountain Nvidia YTD Nevertheless, the earnings reports and commentary from Microsoft, Google-parent Alphabet, Meta and Amazon help illustrate why Nvidia has repeatedly been able to downplay the near-term financial impact of Washington's export controls. Spending by U.S. tech giants on AI infrastructure is soaring, and orders for Nvidia's advanced chips are an essential part of those capital expenditure budgets.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
China's tech giants race to secure last Nvidia's AI chips amid US banInteresting Engineering is a cutting edge, leading community designed for all lovers of engineering, technology and science.
続きを読む »
Stock Market Today: Stocks tick higher after strong finish to Big Tech earningsAmazon injected markets with a bit of optimism after posting strong results Thursday.
続きを読む »
‘Big Short’ Michael Burry takes a victory lap after calling the tech-led market correctionMichael Burry, best known for calling the subprime mortgage crisis, added a new notch in his belt by predicting the latest market correction.
続きを読む »
Tech companies, big bank slash hundreds more Bay Area jobs as layoffs widenTech companies and a big bank have slashed a combined hundreds more jobs in the Bay Area.
続きを読む »
U.S. stocks post back-to-back drop as big tech shares tumbleJoy Wiltermuth is a news editor and senior markets reporter based in San Francisco.
続きを読む »
UK adopts law forcing Big Tech to rein in child pornography and deepfakesChristopher Hutton is a technology reporter for the Washington Examiner covering Big Tech companies like Facebook and X as well as the regulatory efforts by Washington to rein in the tech companies. He previously wrote for a number of other outlets, including Daily Dot, Pando Daily, Religion Unplugged, and other outlets.
続きを読む »