Nvidia

Founders and venture capitalists anticipate smaller investment checks and compressed valuations as Nvidia transitions from Jensen Huang's leadership.

Nvidia has erased $657 billion in market value this week during a six-week losing streak, its longest sustained downturn in 14 years.

MIT Technology Review examines why technology leaders misread midterm political shifts while Nvidia advances semiconductor tracking initiatives.

Congressional Democrats have launched a second inquiry into Nvidia, scrutinized over its China semiconductor sales and CEO Jensen Huang's dealings with Trump.

Nvidia representatives told Rep. Bill Foster that chip-tracking measures in the Chip Security Act are technically feasible, despite public industry pushback.

Broad equity benchmarks demonstrate structural resilience as institutional capital diversifies away from artificial intelligence semiconductor leaders.

A new report cited by TechCrunch details a third workplace relationship involving Nvidia's chief executive, raising corporate governance questions.

Once an asset during the artificial intelligence surge, the Nvidia co-founder's distinct public persona became a liability amid board-level crisis.

President Donald Trump suggests on Truth Social that Apple Chairman Tim Cook is the sole executive qualified to succeed Jensen Huang at Nvidia.

With over $200 billion in hyperscaler infrastructure commitments tied to Nvidia hardware, institutional markets weigh execution stability as veteran CFO Colette Kress assumes executive control.

The co-founder and central architect of the modern artificial intelligence hardware boom steps down immediately following board governance reviews, elevating CFO Colette Kress to interim chief executive.

Singapore-based Megaspeed releases its initial public response Thursday as scrutiny intensifies around the ongoing corporate controversy involving Nvidia.