Here are the potential big announcements to keep an eye on from Nvidia, AMD, Intel, and other computing brands at CES 2025.

Nvidia’s “king of AI” stature is allegedly under threat as its top customers turn to Broadcom to build custom chips and ...

Omidia, a technology consultancy estimates that Microsoft purchased 485,000 of Nvidia’s Hopper GPUs in 2024, as reported by Financial Times. The company significantly outpaced rivals like Meta ...

A smartphone with a displayed NVIDIA logo is placed on a computer motherboard in this illustration taken March 6, 2023. [Photo/Agencies] SAN FRANCISCO -- Microsoft bought nearly 500,000 Nvidia ...

Microsoft's Bold Moves in AI: 485,000 Nvidia Hopper Chips Reportedly Purchased in 2024, According to Financial Times and Omdia Data. Georgia appeals court removes Fani Willis from Trump 2020 ...

Microsoft bought more than twice as many Nvidia Hopper chips this year than any of its biggest rivals. The tech giant bought 485,000 Nvidia Hopper chips across 2024 according to reporting from the ...

In 2024, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) purchased 485,000 of Nvidia’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) “Hopper” chips, marking a substantial investment in AI infrastructure larger than any of its tech rivals.

The nature of Artificial Intelligence developments is such that whoever sits on vast amounts of data or has the highest speed of processing data to produce meaningful results will lead the AI world.

Nvidia is the biggest beneficiary of the AI boom. The company has seen the demand for its GPUs skyrocket as companies race to acquire the best GPUs to improve their AI workflows. Microsoft is one such ...

Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), OpenAI's biggest investor, has acquired twice as many AI chips from Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) as its biggest rivals this year, the Financial Times reported, citing estimates ...

Microsoft’s response to its reliance on Nvidia is simple to understand. The company may well be working on an in-house chip behind the scenes. But it isn’t doing it with the same urgency as ...

The sell-off has intensified since recent comments from Microsoft's CEO suggested the chip craze is easing. Wedbush analyst Dan Ives sees Nvidia's decline as a temporary dip, with strong future AI ...