Nvidia Corp. dominated the technology sector for much of this year. But it turns out the sector doesn’t need it to survive. Emily Bary is a MarketWatch news editor based in New York.

Chip company Nvidia gets the green light from the European Union to complete its acquisition of Run:ai. The EU came to a unanimous decision today that Nvidia could go ahead with its acquisition of ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Apple and NVIDIA shared details of a collaboration to improve the performance of LLMs ...

“We are aware of a reported performance issue related to Game Filters and are actively looking into it,” NVIDIA said on its official support forum. The tech giant added that in the meantime, gamers ...

This is one reason why Big Tech has invested heavily in AI infrastructure, even though they aren’t making a meaningful financial return on it yet. Nvidia is the biggest beneficiary of the AI boom.

Microsoft has acquired twice as many Nvidia Hopper GPUs as other tech companies. Per a report in the FT, analysts from technology consultancy Omdia estimate that Microsoft bought 485,000 Hopper chips ...

New leaks from some industry sources suggest that Nvidia’s super scaling tech could be getting “neural rendering capabilities” alongside other AI enhancements to make games run better on ...

Nvidia announced the latest in its Jetson Orin Nano AI computer line, the Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit. Sort of like a Raspberry Pi but for powerful AI processing, the tiny $249 computer ...

The demand was so enormous for Nvidia's GPUs that the company had to selectively pick which companies would receive priority for its chips, with stories of billionaire tech founders begging Nvidia ...

TOKYO—Nvidia NVDA-2.33%decrease; red down pointing triangle said Tuesday that it was introducing a $249 version of its Jetson computer for artificial-intelligence applications, half the price of ...

Microsoft has plenty of chips, and now needs more power to fuel them. That was a comment made by Satya Nadella, Microsoft’s MSFT chief executive in a recent interview with BG2Pod with Brad ...