Nvidia Corp. shareholders are hoping that a keynote speech from chief executive Jensen Huang can deliver enough optimism to help sustain the stock’s recent rebound.

Nvidia (NVDA) stock slid more than 1% in early trading Monday ahead of the AI chipmaker's annual GTC conference on March 18, where CEO Jensen Huang is expected to debut the company's upcoming AI chip,

KeyBanc analyst John Vinh describes the new CPO as “new interconnects that will allow NVDA to overcome bandwidth limits as cluster sizes continue to grow.” They expect this technology to appear in NVDA switches first, such as the NVDA Infiniband and Spectrum X products.

Robots, quantum computing, and AI—so much AI. Nvidia GTC will be doing a deep dive into the future of AI, robotics and more.

Rubin chips won’t ship until next year, but expectations are sky-high. Analysts project Nvidia’s data center revenue to hit $237 billion by fiscal 2027, doubling its current size. By 2029, it could surpass $300 billion, growing at an average 30% annual rate, a staggering climb for a business that’s already surged sevenfold in two years.

Chips to be unveiled at developer conference are expected to drive growth—but will depend on Big Tech’s spending spigot staying on full blast.

Nvidia has barely started shipping its latest artificial-intelligence chips, and everybody is already looking to hear about the next ones. Here's what else to know ahead of the semiconductor company's flagship conference: Nvidia’s annual GTC developers conference in San Jose,

We’re on the ground in San Jose, California, where Nvidia GTC will take over SAP Center for a week full of GPUs, accelerating computing technologies, as well as robotics, sovereign AI, AI agents, and automotive — plus 1,

If you're a techie wanting to know what the future of artificial intelligence holds for you, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is hosting a little shindig this week on that very topic. It's called GTC 2025, and it will draw some 25,