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'Full hit from China': Analysts are staying bullish on Nvidia ahead of earnings, but tariffs loom large
- Nvidia is preparing to report its first-quarter earnings, with analysts anticipating a potential hit from tariffs and trade policies, particularly in China.
- Wall Street is generally optimistic about Nvidia's earnings, but concerns are looming over uncertainties, such as tariffs and trade policy restrictions.
- Nvidia has warned about a $5.5 billion impact from trade restrictions, attributing it to the ban on sales of its H20 chip in China.
- Analysts from Bank of America forecast a potential $4-$5 billion headwind on Nvidia's shipments from China in the second quarter, affecting sales guidance.
- Morgan Stanley remains positive on Nvidia despite challenges, with the company being its top pick in the semiconductor industry.
- Piper Sandler expects Nvidia to potentially miss revenue for the first quarter due to uncertainties related to the US economy, tariffs, and the ban on its H20 chip in China.
- DA Davidson notes that restrictions on chip sales in China will likely remain a concern for Nvidia until new regulations are put in place.
- Melius Research anticipates that Nvidia's guidance for the second quarter may be lowered to account for a full hit from China, despite decent earnings for the first quarter.
- CFRA Research highlights the improving outlook for Nvidia, citing progress in US-China trade negotiations and the removal of AI diffusion rule restrictions.
- Nvidia's recent Saudi Arabia deal and the commitment of tech giants like Google and Amazon to invest in AI and data centers are seen as positive indicators for the company's growth.
- Despite near-term uncertainties, analysts maintain their positive outlook on Nvidia, expecting better clarity on rules and regulations in the future.
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Tech CEOs aren't getting everything they want from Trump. They're getting some of what they want.
- Tech CEOs have been trying to please Donald Trump by investing time and money, but the results have been mixed.
- While Trump has snubbed or criticized the tech industry, he has also supported them on certain issues.
- Trump's attitude towards the tech industry has been inconsistent, sometimes defending it and other times opposing it.
- Despite efforts by tech CEOs to build a relationship with Trump, they have not received everything they wanted from him.
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The historical figures who inspired Nvidia's product names, from Grace Hopper to David Blackwell
- Nvidia's AI chips are named after pioneering figures in math and science, such as Grace Hopper, David Blackwell, Ada Lovelace, Vera Rubin, and Richard Feynman.
- Grace Hopper, a computer scientist, invented the first computer compiler and worked on UNIVAC. Nvidia's Hopper chips powered much of the generative AI revolution.
- David Blackwell, a mathematician, contributed to game theory and the Rao-Blackwell theorem. Nvidia's Blackwell chips are its most advanced to date.
- Ada Lovelace, often called the mother of programming, is honored with Nvidia's Lovelace GPU architecture for its 40-series graphics cards used by gamers and programmers.
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A tariff reprieve, bond yields, and Nvidia earnings: What investors are watching as stocks rise
- President Trump announced a pause in tariffs on goods from the European Union until July 9, following a request from the European Commission president, Ursula von Leyen, after previously calling for 50% tariffs starting June 1.
- Bond yields decreased on Tuesday, indicating less anxiety in the bond market compared to last week, as investors monitored Trump's tax bill progress and news of Japan potentially issuing less debt, which could affect US Treasury yields.
- Investors are eagerly awaiting Nvidia's upcoming earnings report after the closing bell on Wednesday, with high expectations for the chipmaker based on its previous earnings and revenue beats, though the stock's valuation is considered expensive going into the report.
- US stocks surged at the opening bell on Tuesday, with major indexes like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite up more than 1%, driven by positive tariff developments and lower bond yields, as traders anticipated Nvidia's earnings report later in the week.
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Oracle to Spend $40 Billion on Nvidia Chips for AI Expansion
- Oracle is purchasing Nvidia chips worth $40 billion to establish a massive AI-focused data center in Texas as part of its global Stargate Project.
- The Texas facility will span 875 acres, consist of eight buildings, and use 1.2 gigawatts of electricity. It will house around 400,000 Nvidia GB200 superchips.
- In addition to Nvidia's chips, the Stargate Project is receiving significant funding from Crusoe Energy Systems, Blue Owl Capital, and JPMorgan. Oracle plans to build AI campuses worldwide, including in the UAE.
- This strategic move by Oracle signals a substantial investment in AI, positioning the company competitively in the AI landscape and highlighting the industry's focus on AI advancement.
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Foxlink and Luminys build a strategy for smart security and robotics
- Luminys Systems Corp. and its parent company Foxlink unveiled 'Foxlink’s Integrated Strategy in Smart Security and Robotics' at GTC Taipei 2025.
- The robotic dog developed by Foxlink utilizes NVIDIA Edge AI with features like facial recognition, modular sensing, autonomous navigation, and NVIDIA technologies.
- The robot-based smart manufacturing by Foxlink integrates functionalities such as facial recognition, modular sensors, SLAM navigation, virtual parkour training, large language model integration, and more.
- Foxlink, Luminys, and SYNC ROBOTIC form a vertically integrated ecosystem with contributions in AI security, infrastructure, development, and deployment for global market demands.
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Become an AI Expert with NVIDIA’s Training and Certification
- NVIDIA offers comprehensive training and certification programs for individuals, enterprises, and academia in AI, accelerated computing, and data science.
- The training includes instructor-led workshops and self-paced courses to develop job-relevant skills and provide hands-on experience in AI, machine learning, and accelerated computing.
- NVIDIA's training empowers professionals and organisations to upskill in emerging technologies, build high-performing teams, and align training with business goals for faster returns on investment.
- The training content is developed by experts, balancing academic rigour and real-world relevance, and it caters to a wide range of professionals, including developers, data scientists, technical artists, and DevOps/MLOps engineers.
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Best graphics card 2025 - top gaming GPUs
- Finding the best graphics card for gaming in 2025 involves navigating through various specs and features from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel.
- The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 is considered the top choice, offering unmatched speed and access to Nvidia's latest DLSS 4 multi-frame gen tech, albeit at a high price of $2,000.
- For those considering cost, the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT is recommended for its excellent performance at a more affordable $599 MSRP.
- Explore different options based on your budget and refer to the FAQ section for answers to common graphics card queries.
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Nvidia Launches Affordable AI Chip for China After U.S. Export Limits
- Nvidia is launching a new AI chip for China priced at $6,500-$8,000 to comply with export rules.
- The chip, based on the Blackwell architecture, uses GDDR7 memory and excludes HBM technology, aiming to boost Nvidia's presence in China.
- Nvidia's market share in China fell from 95% to 50% due to export restrictions, prompting the company to introduce the new affordable AI chip.
- Analysts project Nvidia's revenue to reach $43.4 billion in Q2, with the new AI chip contributing to its competitive edge.
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Jippi Launches Pokémon GO-Style AR Bitcoin Education Game at Vegas’s Bitcoin 2025
- Jippi, a mobile AR game developer, launches a Bitcoin education game at Bitcoin Conference 2025 in Las Vegas.
- The game, inspired by Pokémon GO, combines location-based gameplay with financial literacy to engage attendees with Bitcoin.
- Players hunt digital 'Bitcoin Beasts' at The Venetian to earn satoshis and learn sound money principles in an intuitive way.
- Jippi partnered with six Bitcoin companies for unique Beasts, aiming to onboard new users and transform the conference into an educational hub.
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We asked 10 everyday Americans for the best investment of their lives
- Business Insider asked 10 everyday Americans for the best investments they've made, from stock picks to real estate investments.
- Bob Vanscoy, 54, invested in Nvidia in March 2020, seeing over a 1,500% gain by 2023.
- Natalie Fischer, 26, bought a house before marriage, benefiting from low mortgage rates and stable housing costs in Seattle.
- Nick Brinkman, 41, invested in Apple and Tesla in his 20s, with significant gains over the years.
- Sherry Jiang, 33, saw a 1,200% growth in her Tesla investment and a 420% increase in Palantir.
- Josh Nassif, 40, capitalized on Bitcoin payments from online poker and Nvidia's growth for over 3,000% returns.
- Matt White, 33, successfully invested in Netflix, reaping a 380% return during a stock price dip.
- Tess Waresmith, 37, house-hacked by renting out part of her property, leading to a successful real estate investment.
- Brennan Schlagbaum, 33, made a significant gain on Meta Platforms stock, with a 550% increase.
- Austin Mark, 38, co-owned a house in Chicago, enabling a larger living space at a more affordable cost.
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Nvidia Bringing Cheaper AI chipsets for China
- Nvidia is launching a new, more affordable AI chipset for the Chinese market under its Blackwell architecture in response to US export restrictions.
- Expected to be priced between $6,500 and $8,000, these chips will cost half the price of the previously restricted H20 model.
- The new chips will be based on Nvidia’s RTX Pro 6000D and use conventional GDDR7 memory to comply with export controls and reduce costs.
- Nvidia's market share in China has fallen from 95% to 50%, prompting the company to develop these AI chipsets to compete with the likes of Huawei's Ascend 910B chip.
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AI budgets are hot, IT budgets are not
- Many enterprises are still unsure about the benefits of AI investments versus historical IT initiatives like ERP, data warehousing, and cloud computing.
- ETR's data shows a shift towards building in-house AI applications, with 83% of IT decision makers planning to increase spend on AI app/dev in 2025.
- There is a consensus across different buyer types on expanding budgets for custom AI workloads to accelerate time-to-value.
- Enterprises are still in proof-of-concept or early production stages indicating a multi-year investment wave in AI application development.
- Geopolitical tension and shifting policy frameworks are not derailing enterprise AI agendas, with more firms proceeding cautiously than slowing down adoption.
- ROI for AI projects lags with 27% of respondents yet to see tangible returns, indicating enterprises are still in experimentation mode rather than harvesting immediate benefits.
- C-suite executives rank AI initiatives as the second-most vulnerable category to cuts, next to outsourced IT services, highlighting the potential vulnerability of experimental AI funding.
- AI budget growth expectations have retreated, indicating a cautious sentiment towards IT spending due to economic uncertainties and geopolitical unrest.
- Policy uncertainty is causing executives to tap the brakes on net-new IT projects, with 71% acknowledging some form of pullback due to uncertainty.
- Enterprise adoption of specific AI foundation models shows OpenAI's GPT leading in mindshare, with Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service being widely adopted.
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From Failure to Full Setup: Installing and Restoring NVIDIA Drivers with CUDA on Linux
- Struggling with NVIDIA drivers and CUDA on Linux can lead to frustration and broken setups, especially for GPU-intensive tasks like machine learning.
- Documenting the setup process, the guide provides a comprehensive approach to establishing a stable NVIDIA + CUDA environment on Linux.
- Installing the latest NVIDIA driver version caused conflicts with Wayland, Ubuntu's display server, affecting external monitors.
- Opting for a stable driver version, like nvidia-driver-560, helped resolve conflicts and ensure proper functionality.
- Following the official Ubuntu guide for driver installation is recommended, offering clear instructions for compatibility.
- Choosing the appropriate NVIDIA driver version is crucial to avoid potential issues, especially with Wayland and display setups.
- Proper installation of the NVIDIA drivers requires attention to detail and may involve customization for specific requirements.
- Installing the CUDA Toolkit is essential for GPU-accelerated development, with post-installation actions being equally important.
- Verification of CUDA installation involves manually updating environment variables to ensure proper functionality.
- Post-installation actions, as outlined in the official CUDA Installation Guide, are critical for confirming and enabling CUDA functionalities.
- Running sample programs post-installation is advised to validate the setup and ensure the CUDA environment is functioning correctly.
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Oracle to Buy $40 Billion Worth of Nvidia Chips for First Stargate Data Center
- Oracle plans to buy $40 billion worth of Nvidia chips to power the first Stargate project, a data center in Abilene, Texas.
- The data center is expected to be operational by mid-2026 and will provide 1.2 gigawatts of power, making it one of the largest in the world.
- Stargate project, announced by President Donald Trump, aims to build AI-focused data centers in the U.S. with the first 10 in Texas.
- AI data centers like Stargate's require specialized hardware and infrastructure to handle the computational power needed for AI workloads.
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