Nvidia’s partnership with Saudi Arabia’s Humain could help offset some of its revenue losses in China, analysts said.

Some analysts believe that AWS alone could eventually be worth $3 trillion -- which is roughly Nvidia's current market cap. Add in the value of its other businesses, and the case for Amazon outpacing the chipmaker becomes obvious.

Major U.S. stocks like Nvidia, Alphabet and Amazon rose amid President Donald Trump’s four-day trip to the Middle East, which ends Thursday after he announced deals

While this bodes well for Nvidia and AMD, another industry darling is positioned to benefit from these tailwinds. Broadcom's AI business is thriving thanks to cloud hyperscalers, suggesting the stock could be an interesting buy.

Nvidia shares rose for a third straight day Wednesday, with sentiment in the artificial-intelligence sector bosted by tech deals that followed President Trump's visit to the Middle East. BofA Secur

Nvidia stock jumped over 3% early Wednesday after the company and fellow chipmakers announced billions of dollars worth of AI deals with Saudi Arabia.

The pay package of Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang jumped 46% to nearly $50 million in fiscal 2025 after the company he co-founded became the top beneficiary of an artificial intelligence spending boom.

Nvidia stock is down 22% from its all-time high, as investors fear tariffs and global trade tensions could dent its data center chip sales. Nvidia will report its latest quarterly financial results on May 28,

Nvidia returned to the $3 trillion market cap club on Tuesday following the announcement of a major partnership with a state-backed Saudi Arabian AI company. Monitor these crucial chart levels.

A tech rally helped push the Nasdaq higher, with shares of AMD and Nvidia rising more than 4%. Alphabet (GOOGL, GOOG) ticked higher by over 3%, and shares of Super Micro Computer

The recovery in Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock continues again today. Today's move comes as CEO Jensen Huang attends the Saudi Arabia-U.S. investment forum along with other business leaders and President Trump.

The Magnificent Seven are high-performing technology stocks. Currently, this group includes Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Broadcom, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, and NVIDIA.