AI adoption at Nvidia is top priority, says CEO Jensen Huang in an internal meeting. He promised expanded hiring amid AI growth.

Fresh off a string of bearish stock activity and the deregistration of his hedge fund, Burry has started a Substack for his financial writing.

"There is no question that Nvidia will make a bunch of money," Gary Marcus, a professor emeritus of psychology and neuroscience at New York University, who specializes in AI, told ABC News. "There are many questions about where the market is headed after this initial burst of enthusiasm."

Nvidia’s sales of the computing chipsets powering the artificial intelligence craze surged beyond the lofty bar set by stock market analysts in a performance that may ease recent jitters about a Big Tech boom turning into a bust that topples the world’s most valuable company.

Nvidia and Oracle both offer AI growth potential, but their fundamentals make one a clearer choice. Nvidia ( NVDA 6.33%) and Oracle ( ORCL 6.67%) sit near the center of the rush to build modern artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, making them good candidates for investors searching for AI winners.

Computer chip maker Nvidia is at the head of the artificial intelligence revolution. Its results are a positive sign of where markets — and the economy — could go next.

Nvidia reported more eye-catching numbers for its fiscal third quarter Wednesday, with net income jumping 65% and revenue increasing 62% from a year earlier.

As Innodata scales up its business, its operating costs should decline and its pricing power should improve. That's why its adjusted EBITDA is expected to rise 53% to $53 million in 2025, and increase 26% to $67 million in 2026.

Last night's results from chip giant Nvidia alleviated worries on Wall Street about the health of the AI trade. Here's what investors and analysts are saying.

Six AI leaders are uniting to form a single company. How is this possibly legal, asks Madhavi Singh of Yale’s Thurman Arnold Project, an initiative dedicated to antitrust issues.