Nvidia shares’ outlook still looks “pretty darn good” after its valuation increased tenfold over the last two years, remarked one analyst.

Key Takeaways Nvidia's market capitalization overtook Microsoft's on Monday, making it the second-largest company in the world behind Apple.The semiconductor company and its partners are seeing robust demand for products to support artificial intelligence (AI).

Nvidia's stock has been soaring like an eagle on Ritalin over the past year, while Intel's stock has lost more than 60% of its value in the same period. This situation has exploded the Nvidia CEO's net worth to over $100 billion,

Foxconn is building the world's largest Nvidia GB200 chip manufacturing facility to help meet "awfully huge" demand for the AI darling's Blackwell platform, a senior executive at the Taiwanese company said on Tuesday.

Nvidia and Foxconn are building Taiwan’s largest supercomputer using Nvidia Blackwell chips.

Foxconn is set to build the world's largest manufacturing facility for Nvidia's GB200 chips to meet the soaring demand for the Blackwell platform.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a keynote at CES 2025 in January. The keynote will take place on January 6th at 6:30PM PT / 9:30PM ET, just a day before the Consumer Electronics Show opens its doors in Las Vegas.

CTA has confirmed that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will be the keynote speaker at the CES 2025 tradeshow next year. Nvidia could possibly introduce the RTX 50 series during the keynote.

The Consumer Technology Association (CTA)®, the owner and producer of CES®, the world's most powerful tech event, is announcing NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a keynote at CES 2025.

The company is used to seeing high demand for its products, so it was noteworthy when in a recent CNBC interview, CEO Jensen Huang called demand for chips based on its new Blackwell architecture "insane." Let's take a closer look at Huang's comments and what it could mean for the stock.

Nvidia stock was falling early on Monday. The chip maker looked to be weighed down by wider market moves and further reports of government pressure in China for local companies not to use its hardware.