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NASDAQ:NVDA News 5 November 2025 - 8 November 2025

NVIDIA 2025: Dominating the AI Boom – Company Overview, Key Segments, Competition, and Future Outlook

Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Today — November 7, 2025: Closes Near $188 As China Sales Face New Blocks, AI-Spending Jitters Weigh On Tech

Dateline: November 7, 2025 Summary: Nvidia stock finished essentially flat on Friday after a bruising week for AI names, as fresh U.S. export limits and Beijing’s new guidance on state-funded data centers tightened the vise on sales into China. CEO Jensen Huang said there are no active talks to sell Blackwell chips to Chinese customers. Traders now pivot to the next near-term catalyst: Nvidia’s Q3 FY26 results on November 19, 2025 (after market). NVIDIA Investor Relations+5Morningstar+5Investing.com+5 Key takeaways NVDA price action today (Nov. 7) Shares closed at $188.15 (+0.04%). Thursday’s –3.65% drop set the tone for a choppy Friday; the
8 November 2025
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Nvidia’s Record $5 Trillion Surge: AI Mega-Deals Propel NVDA Stock – Is $300 Next?

Nvidia Stock Today (Nov. 7, 2025): Shares Under Pressure as CEO Rules Out China Blackwell Sales; Focus Shifts to Nov. 19 Earnings

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) spent Friday in the red as fresh headlines around China export restrictions collided with a risk‑off mood in tech. At 1:44 p.m. ET (18:44 UTC), NVDA traded around $184.77, after swinging between $179.05 and $189.46 intraday on heavy volume. Key takeaways How NVDA is trading today What’s driving the move 1) China remains closed for Blackwell—for now Speaking in Asia, CEO Jensen Huang said Nvidia isn’t in talks to ship Blackwell parts to China and reiterated that the company has no market share in China’s advanced AI datacenter compute, given U.S. restrictions and China’s own policy direction.
7 November 2025
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NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today — Nov. 7, 2025: U.S. Blocks Scaled‑Down AI Chip Sales to China; Jensen Huang Says No Plans to Ship Blackwell; Stock Extends Weekly Slide

NVIDIA (NVDA) News Today — Nov. 7, 2025: U.S. Blocks Scaled‑Down AI Chip Sales to China; Jensen Huang Says No Plans to Ship Blackwell; Stock Extends Weekly Slide

What’s new today (Nov. 7) U.S. to block B30A sales to ChinaThe White House has informed federal agencies that Nvidia’s “B30A” — a reduced‑performance AI chip intended to meet prior export rules — should not be sold to China. While the B30A can be clustered to train LLMs, Nvidia is now redesigning it in hopes of satisfying regulators. Separately, Beijing has directed state‑funded data centers to use only domestic chips and to strip out foreign silicon if projects are under 30% complete — a one‑two punch that sharply limits Nvidia’s near‑term China prospects. Reuters Huang: ‘Not planning to ship anything
7 November 2025
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TSMC Stock Skyrockets on AI Boom — Analysts See More Upside

TSMC (TSM) Pre‑Market Briefing, Nov 7, 2025: Jensen Huang Visits Taiwan Partner, Taiwan Exports Soar on AI Demand, and 2026 Price‑Hike Reports Surface

Published: November 7, 2025Ticker: NYSE: TSM Key Takeaways Before the Bell What’s Moving TSMC Today 1) Nvidia’s Huang on the ground in Taiwan; China sales stance unchanged Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang landed in Taiwan and told reporters there are no active talks to sell the company’s Blackwell AI chips in China, reiterating the export‑control overhang. He added that he is in Taiwan to visit TSMC and take part in the company’s sports day, underscoring the foundry’s central role in Nvidia’s AI roadmap. Reuters Local media tracked Huang’s schedule to TSMC’s 3‑nm plant in Tainan today and to TSMC’s annual sports
7 November 2025
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Nvidia’s $4 Trillion AI Stock Surge: Record Highs, Mega Deals & Bold Forecasts

NVDA Pre‑Market Today (Nov 7, 2025): U.S. Blocks Scaled‑Down China Chips, Jensen Huang Rules Out Blackwell Sales to China — What to Know Before the Bell

Published: Friday, November 7, 2025 Key Takeaways NVDA Pre‑Market Snapshot Context: Broader tech has been choppy this week, with valuation jitters and AI‑heavy names dragging indices. Futures were modestly firmer overnight after a steep Thursday selloff, but tone remains sensitive to policy headlines and the jobs print. Investing.com Today’s NVDA Headlines — Friday, Nov 7, 2025 1) U.S. to Block Sales of Scaled‑Down Nvidia AI Chips to China A U.S. policy move highlighted by The Information and reported by Reuters says Nvidia’s B30A—a reduced‑performance data‑center accelerator designed to comply with export rules—won’t be allowed for China. The B30A can still
7 November 2025
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AI Stocks Soar as Nvidia Hits $4T, Apple Feels the Heat, and Musk Doubles Down – Daily Roundup

US Stocks Slide on Nov. 6, 2025 as AI High‑Fliers Tumble — Is the AI Bubble Finally Bursting?

Published: Nov. 6, 2025 Key takeaways (as of 10:10 a.m. ET) What happened on Wall Street today U.S. equities opened lower Thursday and stayed soft through mid‑morning as the tech‑heavy growth trade sold off again. At 10:10 a.m. ET the Dow was down 266 points, the S&P 500 was off 37 points, and the Nasdaq weakened by 214 points. Information Technology led declines, with Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia all lower. Reuters Two macro stories sharpened the risk‑off tone: Bond markets offered a modest cushion as the 10‑year Treasury yield eased to ~4.09%, reflecting a defensive bid; traders price roughly a
6 November 2025
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Investors Beware: 7 Stocks to Avoid on October 22, 2025 Amid Alarming Warnings

Michael Burry’s $1.1 Billion AI ‘Short’ Jolts Global Markets: Nvidia, Palantir Lead Tech Slide — What to Watch Today (Nov. 6, 2025)

Updated: Nov. 6, 2025 (6.11.2025) At a glance What’s happening Artificial‑intelligence bellwethers stumbled this week, dragging the S&P 500 and Nasdaq into their sharpest one‑day declines in nearly a month before a tentative rebound. The wobble matters because tech now accounts for roughly 36% of the S&P 500—more than during the dot‑com era—and approaches half of the index when megacaps like Alphabet, Amazon, Tesla and Meta are included. With tech’s forward P/E near 32 (vs. ~23 for the broader index), any AI‑related disappointment can quickly ripple through global markets. Reuters The weakness wasn’t confined to the U.S.: stocks in Asia
6 November 2025
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Nvidia’s Meteoric October: $4 Trillion Milestone, Mega AI Deals, and Unstoppable Momentum

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Warns “China Is Going to Win the AI Race” — Then Urges U.S. to “Race Ahead” (Nov. 6, 2025)

Published: November 6, 2025 Summary: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said China is “going to win the AI race,” citing cheaper energy and lighter regulation, before clarifying in a later statement that China is only “nanoseconds behind” and that it’s “vital that America wins” by accelerating investment and growing its developer base. His remarks come amid continued U.S. curbs on advanced Nvidia chip sales to China and Beijing’s push to replace foreign AI chips. reuters.com+2axios.com+2 Key points What Huang said — and why it matters Speaking to the FT in London, Huang’s headline remark — “China is going to win the
6 November 2025
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Microsoft Stock Soars on AI and Cloud Frenzy – Analysts Eye $600+ Price Targets

Microsoft Stock Today (Nov. 5, 2025): MSFT Slips as $9.7B IREN AI Deal and 200MW UAE Expansion Keep Capex in Focus

Microsoft (MSFT) traded lower Wednesday while fresh AI-infrastructure headlines — a $9.7 billion capacity deal with IREN and a new 200‑megawatt data‑center expansion in the UAE with G42 — kept attention on the company’s heavy investment cycle after last week’s earnings beat. Live price snapshot (intraday) — As of 19:51 UTC, MSFT was down about 1.19% at $508.23, after opening at $513.25 and trading between $508.04–$514.81. That puts shares below the ~50‑day average (≈$514), with an implied market value around $3.85T. Yahoo Finance What’s moving Microsoft stock today 1) Microsoft & G42 unveil 200MW data‑center expansion in the UAE (Nov.
5 November 2025
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AI Data Centers Are Boiling the Grid: Skyrocketing Energy & Cooling Needs Threaten Power Supplies and Climate

AI Data Centers Are Boiling the Grid: Skyrocketing Energy & Cooling Needs Threaten Power Supplies and Climate

AI-driven growth of hyperscale data centers is driving unprecedented power use – global data-center electricity demand is projected to double by 2030 (reaching ~945 TWh) carbonbrief.org. Cutting-edge AI chips draw up to 1,200 watts each, so new racks can exceed 100 kW, far above historical norms spectrum.ieee.org. This surge is straining grids: U.S. utilities report contracts for 47 GW of new data centers (over Virginia’s entire current load) reuters.com. Environmental impacts include rising carbon and huge water use: data centers now consume ~1% of global power carbonbrief.org, and large AI sites can use millions of gallons of water per day
5 November 2025
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Nvidia’s Meteoric October: $4 Trillion Milestone, Mega AI Deals, and Unstoppable Momentum

Germany’s €1B ‘AI Factory’ Revealed: Nvidia & Deutsche Telekom Just Redrew Europe’s Tech Map — Here’s What Changes Now

Key facts (updated November 5, 2025) The announcement in detail Deutsche Telekom and Nvidia say the Industrial AI Cloud is designed as a “sovereign AI” platform—compute, networking and software kept in Germany, with industry‑grade security and compliance. Nvidia’s blog frames it as the “world’s first AI factory for industry,” blending Nvidia AI Enterprise, Omniverse and DGX‑class systems with Telekom’s cloud and network operations. NVIDIA Blog Hardware & capacity. Deutsche Telekom’s Munich data center is being fully renovated to host >1,000 DGX B200 systems and RTX PRO Servers, aggregating up to 10,000 Blackwell GPUs. Deutsche Telekom lists ~0.5 EFLOPS of compute,
5 November 2025
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NVIDIA’s $4 Trillion AI Revolution: How the Chipmaker Overtook Apple and Microsoft

Nvidia Just Hit $5 Trillion—But Can AMD or Intel Finally Crack Its AI Chip Moat?

The state of play: Nvidia’s grip on AI compute Nvidia’s AI accelerators built on Hopper (H100/H200) and now Blackwell (GB200/B200) remain the default choice for training and serving the largest AI models because they pair raw throughput with a full‑stack advantage—CUDA software, NVLink/NVSwitch interconnects, and networking that plugs into hyperscale data centers. Bloomberg’s explainer today makes the point starkly: investors pushed Nvidia past $5 trillion in late October, and the company is “on course to report more net income this year than its two main rivals will chalk up in sales, combined.” Bloomberg That valuation surge has a geopolitical shadow.
5 November 2025
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