Nvidia’s (NVDA) delicate dance in China continues. Amid U.S. export restrictions on its advanced AI chips, the chip giant ...

Goldman Sachs Jacqueline Du sees a 5-10 year runway ahead for commercial applications of AI-based humanoid robots ...

In the high-stakes arena of AI, a fascinating new narrative is emerging. Google's recent I/O shows that Chinese AI models ...

Palestinians voiced wariness on Tuesday toward a U.S.-backed foundation set to bring aid to Gaza amid signs of famine, with ...

The current earnings season has largely been a letdown for China’s big tech stocks, lowering the hurdle for Baidu Inc. to ...

Baidu Inc. posted a surprise rise in revenue after China’s internet search leader fended off intensifying competition in AI ...

Jensen Huang, head of the American chipmaker, said the Biden-era controls were a “failure” that had cost his and other U.S.

While many analysts still count Nvidia as a top tech pick, they're also cautious on overhangs related to China restrictions ...

“It’s a good time to think about how we can put AI into space, not just in your laptop or cellphone,” Wang Jian, director of ...

Reports show that NVIDIA’s position in the Chinese market stood at 95% four years ago, but it has significantly dropped to 50 ...

Nvidia's Jensen Huang is doing everything possible to maintain a foothold in China, but it depends on Trump's cooperation.

China is one of Nvidia's biggest markets, and investors are closely watching the company's commentary during its upcoming earnings report on Wednesday about how Trump's chip export ban will impact ...