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Nvidia’s China Opening Turns AI Stocks Into a Policy Trade Again

Nvidia’s China Opening Turns AI Stocks Into a Policy Trade Again

AI stocks weren’t reacting to the usual chip unveil or a flashy new model this time. It was all about access. Nvidia’s Jensen Huang landing a spot on Trump’s China delegation sent a clear message—traders saw a possible opening, maybe some movement on advanced AI-chip sales between the U.S. and China. Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.82% as of 05:35 a.m. ET. The Dow futures, though, edged lower, underscoring how specific the buying was.
Ouster Stock Jumps as NVIDIA Tie-Up Tests the Line Between Real Demand and Rich Valuation

Ouster Stock Jumps as NVIDIA Tie-Up Tests the Line Between Real Demand and Rich Valuation

Ouster shares climbed ahead of Wednesday’s bell, buoyed by news that its latest Rev8 OS digital lidar sensors secured qualification for NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion—a move investors read as opening new doors for the company in autonomous vehicles. The stock ended Tuesday up 1.1% at $27.10, after trading in a range from $24.76 to $28.55. In early premarket action, it was quoted at $28.75, up 6.1% from Tuesday’s finish.
Corning Stock Is Suddenly an AI Trade: Inside Nvidia’s $500 Million Fiber Bet

Corning Stock Is Suddenly an AI Trade: Inside Nvidia’s $500 Million Fiber Bet

Shares of Corning Incorporated jumped ahead of Thursday’s U.S. open, climbing almost 12% to $181.57 after Nvidia disclosed a $500 million warrant stake in the glass and fiber specialist. The companies also unveiled a multiyear agreement to ramp up U.S. manufacturing of optical equipment for AI-focused data centers. Nvidia, meanwhile, traded up 5.7% at $207.83.
Nvidia’s Physical AI Push Is Pulling Asia’s Tech Stocks Into a New Race

Nvidia’s Physical AI Push Is Pulling Asia’s Tech Stocks Into a New Race

Nvidia’s focus on “physical AI”—that is, artificial intelligence powering robots, vehicles, and factory systems operating in the real world—has been pulling more attention to the chipmaker, especially as Asian suppliers take on a larger role in its supply chain. Bloomberg data put Asian firms at roughly 90% of Nvidia’s production costs now, a jump from about 65% a year ago.
NVIDIA Corporation Stock Faces a New Test as Pentagon AI Deal Meets China Server Squeeze

NVIDIA Corporation Stock Faces a New Test as Pentagon AI Deal Meets China Server Squeeze

The Pentagon has approved Nvidia, along with six other AI firms, to roll out sophisticated artificial intelligence tools across classified U.S. military systems—another strategic gain for the chipmaker as federal agencies shift from pilot projects to real-world deployment. Google, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services are also on the list.
Nvidia Isn’t Over. But Marvell Is the Quiet AI Chip Name Analysts Can’t Ignore

Nvidia Isn’t Over. But Marvell Is the Quiet AI Chip Name Analysts Can’t Ignore

Marvell Technology, more known for its data-center backbone gear than headline-grabbing AI processors, drew fresh attention Thursday. The stock jumped about 3% early in the U.S. session, riding momentum from strong Big Tech earnings that sparked fresh wagers on higher AI outlays. Nvidia slipped 1.6%. Its lead in AI remains clear, though traders are scanning the landscape for what’s next.
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