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Nvidia Stock Today: NVDA Rises as Google Unveils New AI Chips, Still Backs Vera Rubin

Nvidia Stock Today: NVDA Rises as Google Unveils New AI Chips, Still Backs Vera Rubin

Nvidia shares climbed roughly 1.3% in premarket trading Thursday, steadying above $200 despite Alphabet’s Google rolling out its latest line of in-house AI chips. The stock got a lift after Google announced plans to be one of the first cloud providers to offer Vera Rubin NVL72, Nvidia’s upcoming AI server platform. Nvidia shares now serve as a real-time barometer for whether major cloud players are still pouring money into AI hardware. Google’s latest update was a mixed bag. The company’s tensor processing units—TPUs—are more powerful, yet Google made it clear it’s sticking with Nvidia’s top-tier gear as AI work shifts from testing phases to full-scale deployment.
D-Wave Quantum Stock Jumps Again as Nvidia’s Ising Launch Reignites Quantum Rally

D-Wave Quantum Stock Jumps Again as Nvidia’s Ising Launch Reignites Quantum Rally

D-Wave Quantum Inc. shares climbed roughly 5% Thursday afternoon, building on Wednesday’s 22.6% surge that followed Nvidia’s debut of Ising—its new family of open AI models targeting quantum-computing applications. The stock last changed hands at $21.81, having earlier reached $23.35. Nvidia’s rollout stands out because it targets two of the trickiest issues facing the sector right now: calibrating quantum processors and fixing the errors that crop up as fragile qubits falter. The company says Ising is designed to tackle both tasks, marking a tangible commitment from one of the largest chipmakers to push deeper into quantum technology.
NVIDIA Corporation Deepens Robotics Push With Cadence as AI Chip Demand Holds Up

NVIDIA Corporation Deepens Robotics Push With Cadence as AI Chip Demand Holds Up

Santa Clara, California, April 16, 2026, 09:30 PDT Nvidia and Cadence Design Systems on Wednesday announced plans to pair Cadence's physics engines—software used to model the behavior of materials and objects—with Nvidia's AI models for training robots in simulated environments. The news came out of a Cadence-hosted event in Santa Clara and marks a further pivot from just making data-center chips, moving deeper into robotics.
NVIDIA Corporation Faces Fresh Slurm Scrutiny After SchedMD Deal Raises AI Control Fears

NVIDIA Corporation Faces Fresh Slurm Scrutiny After SchedMD Deal Raises AI Control Fears

Nvidia Corp is under the microscope again after a Reuters piece spotlighted worries among AI and supercomputing pros that its acquisition of SchedMD might steer Slurm—the job-scheduling software widely used on large computing clusters—toward favoring Nvidia hardware. In response last week, Nvidia said its customers “benefit from our open source and free software” and pledged ongoing support and upgrades for Slurm for all users. Slurm sits at the core of the system, handling the queuing, scheduling, and allocation of workloads across vast arrays of processors in AI and high-performance computing environments. That’s why the issue draws attention. After Nvidia disclosed its agreement in December, it stressed that Slurm would stay both open-source and vendor-neutral. SchedMD CEO Danny Auble described the acquisition as a way to “enhance the development of Slurm,” but emphasized it would remain open source.
Wall Street Rebounds, but VIX Warning Still Flashes on Iran Relief Hopes

Wall Street Rebounds, but VIX Warning Still Flashes on Iran Relief Hopes

Stocks pared earlier losses Tuesday on renewed optimism around a possible resolution to the Iran conflict, yet signs of strain lingered across options markets, bonds, and currency trading. Investors noted that market makers have grown more wary, tightening up across the board and driving up both trading costs and difficulty. The Cboe Volatility Index, known as the VIX, tracks trader expectations for S&P 500 moves over the coming 30 days, based on options prices. On Monday, it settled at 30.61—down a touch from Friday’s 31.05 print. The S&P 500, meanwhile, is staring down its roughest quarter going back to 2022.
Nvidia Stock Hits 7-Year Valuation Low Even as New AI Orders Roll In

Nvidia Stock Hits 7-Year Valuation Low Even as New AI Orders Roll In

Nvidia Corp’s forward price-to-earnings ratio has slumped to its lowest point since early 2019—a striking reversal for the chipmaker that has become the face of Wall Street’s AI enthusiasm. Shares sit nearly 20% off the October record, and right now, the stock is trading at about 19.6 times projected 12-month earnings. That’s just under the S&P 500’s multiple, which hovers near 20. The gap stands out, considering analysts expect Nvidia’s profits to jump more than 70% this fiscal year. For the S&P 500, that number is closer to 19%. The reset’s underway, but fresh demand isn’t letting up. On Monday, Mistral confirmed to Reuters it secured $830 million in debt, targeting 13,800 Nvidia chips for a new data center near Paris. CEO Arthur Mensch called it “critical” to scale infrastructure in Europe to support AI innovation and autonomy.
NVIDIA Stock Price Today: NVDA Holds Near $179 as AI Expansion Meets New Competition

NVIDIA Stock Price Today: NVDA Holds Near $179 as AI Expansion Meets New Competition

Shares of NVIDIA Corporation drifted just below $179 early Thursday, sticking close to their previous session’s 2% gain. That uptick kept the AI chipmaker’s market cap steady near $4.53 trillion. The stock tracked Wednesday’s recovery in chip names. Strong results haven’t been enough to budge the stock so far. Investors dumped Nvidia right after February’s earnings—they weren’t convinced the company’s aggressive AI spending would deliver returns quickly. At GTC this month, CEO Jensen Huang tried to settle the nerves, pitching Blackwell and Rubin as a massive $1 trillion revenue opportunity by 2027. He declared, “the inference inflection has arrived”—that’s the phase where trained models actually get put to work, answering questions or carrying out tasks.
Denison Mines Corp Stock Holds at $3.51 After Cosa JV Drill Hit as Phoenix Build Nears

Denison Mines Corp Stock Holds at $3.51 After Cosa JV Drill Hit as Phoenix Build Nears

Denison Mines Corp's U.S.-listed shares traded at $3.51 early Wednesday, following a 2.3% gain in the prior session. The move came as joint-venture partner Cosa Resources announced a new radioactive drill hit at Murphy Lake North, Saskatchewan. According to Cosa, its first winter 2026 drill hole encountered 5.0 metres of anomalous radioactivity, peaking at 13,900 counts per second. This shift is significant as Denison moves past permitting and into actual construction. Earlier this month, Denison announced plans to break ground at Phoenix in March, following its receipt of final federal clearance in February and a swift final investment decision. The company has called Phoenix the first major Canadian uranium project to get the green light for construction in over two decades.
25 March 2026
Nvidia Stock Price Today: Why NVDA Is Stuck Near $176 Despite Fresh AI Demand Signals

Nvidia Stock Price Today: Why NVDA Is Stuck Near $176 Despite Fresh AI Demand Signals

Nvidia barely budged in early premarket action Tuesday, ticking up 0.13% to $175.87 after finishing Monday at $175.64, which was a 1.7% advance. This is exactly what investors have been watching. Nvidia stands out as the go-to barometer for AI-driven spending, but the stock lags—still down about 17% from its 52-week peak of $212.19—as the market tries to size up whether surging demand is strong enough to overcome China exposure and ongoing supply hiccups.
24 March 2026
Nvidia Stock (NVDA) Slips Despite Amazon’s 1 Million-GPU Deal as AI Spending Questions Linger

Nvidia Stock (NVDA) Slips Despite Amazon’s 1 Million-GPU Deal as AI Spending Questions Linger

Nvidia stock edged down roughly 1% to $178.56 ahead of Friday’s bell, despite the company revealing it will supply Amazon Web Services with 1 million GPUs by 2027—a major deal for the AI chipmaker. The market cap stood at around $4.53 trillion at that level. The AWS order stands out as one of the most concrete volume signals so far to back CEO Jensen Huang’s pitch this week: Nvidia is eyeing at least $1 trillion in sales potential from its Blackwell and Rubin AI systems through 2027. Still, with the stock not moving much, investors appear unconvinced that cloud clients are ready to keep up the big spending.
Nvidia Stock Price Today: Why Shares Are Rising Ahead of Jensen Huang’s GTC 2026 Keynote

Nvidia Stock Price Today: Why Shares Are Rising Ahead of Jensen Huang’s GTC 2026 Keynote

Nvidia climbed 1.1% in early U.S. premarket action Monday, trading higher at 7:12 a.m. ET as investors looked ahead to CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote at the GTC conference. Shares had closed out Friday at $180.25, still searching for momentum after the late-February earnings rally faded. The timing isn’t random. Nvidia delivered a blowout fourth-quarter revenue figure in February, yet shares slid 4% the following day. Investors weren’t convinced that the chip giant’s aggressive outlays across the AI sector would ultimately pay off for shareholders.
16 March 2026
Nvidia Stock Price: NVDA Near $183 Ahead of GTC as Wall Street Seeks Fresh AI Catalyst

Nvidia Stock Price: NVDA Near $183 Ahead of GTC as Wall Street Seeks Fresh AI Catalyst

Nvidia stock hovered near $183 going into Friday, slipping 1.55% in the last session. Investors are now eyeing next week’s GTC developer conference as a possible catalyst, with the shares still searching for traction after their post-earnings stumble. Timing’s crucial here. Chief Executive Jensen Huang has turned GTC into his go-to stage, and this year, the conference comes on the heels of a solid quarter. Still, shareholders aren’t letting up — they want answers on returns, rivals, and just how much more cash Nvidia will throw into the AI push.
13 March 2026
Nvidia Stock Near $186 Faces Fresh Test After $2 Billion Nebius Bet and Meta Chip Push

Nvidia Stock Near $186 Faces Fresh Test After $2 Billion Nebius Bet and Meta Chip Push

Nvidia shares were on track for a softer open Thursday, with the AI chipmaker unveiling a $2 billion stake in cloud player Nebius. The stock hovered close to its $186.03 finish from Wednesday, keeping market cap steady at roughly $4.5 trillion. Premarket signals suggested a slight dip ahead of the bell. This shift is significant: Nvidia’s ramping up the use of its balance sheet, aiming to steer the AI buildout rather than just feed it. Investors—despite a robust quarter—are still pushing management to consider returning more of Nvidia’s expanding cash reserves to shareholders, rather than plowing it all back into the broader AI landscape.
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  • Marvell Technology (MRVL) Up 154% in 3 Months as AI Demand Lifts Shares
    July 2, 2026, 12:38 PM EDT. Shares of Marvell Technology (MRVL) have surged 154% over the past three months, far ahead of the sector and chip industry indexes. The rally is being driven by heavy demand for AI data center products, especially around networking and optics. MRVL is now projecting its interconnect unit to climb more than 70% year-over-year in fiscal 2027, with products like TIAs, drivers and scale-out switches seen hitting billion-dollar revenue levels. Shares now trade at a forward 12-month price-to-sales ratio of 17.42, topping the semiconductor industry's average of 10.12, raising some valuation questions. Marvell posted record operating cash flow of $638.8 million in Q1 fiscal 2027, showing better margins. Analysts now look for 42.3% earnings growth in fiscal 2027 following upward estimate moves.
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