Nvidia Posts Record $96.2B Quarter, Sees 70% Growth Ahead
Nvidia's quarterly revenue more than doubled to $96.2 billion, and the company issued its first-ever full-year forecast: 70% revenue growth for fiscal 2028.
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Nvidia's quarterly revenue more than doubled to $96.2 billion, and the company issued its first-ever full-year forecast: 70% revenue growth for fiscal 2028.
Read more →SK Hynix will buy back and cancel $28.6 billion in shares, the largest such program in Korean corporate history, after its stock fell more than 50% in two months despite record AI memory demand.
Read more →Marvell issued Google a warrant worth up to $12.2 billion in stock, tied to an expanded deal for custom AI chips in Google's TPU ecosystem, an SEC filing shows.
Read more →FORT Robotics, whose safety systems certify robots for Google DeepMind and Zoox, is going public through a SPAC merger valuing it at $556.6 million.
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A plain-language guide to follow-on stock offerings: how a public company raises fresh cash by selling new shares, and why chipmakers are increasingly using them to pay for AI expansion.
Read more →Intel priced a $20 billion stock offering on August 10, upsized from an initial $15 billion plan, to fund AI chip manufacturing and foundry expansion.
Read more →AMD has agreed to acquire Taalas, a Toronto startup that etches AI models directly into silicon, aiming to boost inference speed and efficiency across its chip lineup.
Read more →The U.S. Commerce Department is giving GlobalFoundries up to $300 million to build optical links for AI chips, part of an $874 million CHIPS push across seven firms.
Read more →ChangXin Memory Technologies raised $8.6 billion in a record Shanghai IPO, then surged as much as 466% on debut, becoming China's most valuable mainland-listed firm and rattling Micron and SK Hynix shares.
Read more →Samsung Electronics and Broadcom signed a memorandum of understanding worth more than $200 billion covering memory, chip manufacturing and packaging for AI accelerators through 2030.
Read more →AMD will invest up to $5 billion in Anthropic and supply as much as 2 gigawatts of Instinct MI450 GPUs, one of the chipmaker's biggest moves yet against Nvidia.
Read more →Apple's market value briefly surpassed Nvidia's on July 17 after Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 model revived doubts about AI infrastructure spending, though Nvidia reclaimed the lead by the close.
Read more →TSMC will invest $100 billion more in Arizona, lifting its total US commitment to $265 billion, after a record quarter driven by AI chip demand.
Read more →Shenzhen humanoid-robot maker LimX Dynamics closed a nearly $200 million pre-IPO round on July 14, valuing it at about $2.1 billion as it pushes toward a stock listing.
Read more →Japan's government and a 44-company consortium called Noetra partnered with Nvidia to build a 140-megawatt AI factory powering open foundation models for robotics and manufacturing.
Read more →A Blackstone-led investor group is funding 49% of five natural-gas power plants that pipeline giant Williams is building largely to supply electricity to AI data centers.
Read more →Monzo co-founder Tom Blomfield is taking leave from Y Combinator to join Anthropic's compute team, as the AI lab races to secure the computing power it needs to keep scaling Claude.
Read more →Shanghai startup Dongfang Suanxin unveiled its DF1000 AI chip on July 13, bypassing US export curbs with 3D memory stacking instead of banned high-bandwidth memory.
Read more →Intel will invest €5 billion to expand its Leixlip campus in Ireland, adding capacity for Xeon server processors as AI data center demand strains chip supply.
Read more →Meta is expanding its Hyperion data center in Richland Parish, Louisiana, to 5 gigawatts of capacity, pushing total investment past $50 billion and funding local schools and infrastructure.
Read more →UST, an engineering services firm serving chipmakers and manufacturers, says integrating Anthropic's Claude into its hardware validation platform cut test cycles by up to 70%.
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