Nvidia’s third-quarter results crushed expectations with revenue jumping 62% to $57.01 billion. The strong performance is lifting European and Asian markets, easing investor concerns about an AI bubble.
The US has approved advanced AI chip sales to Saudi Arabia and UAE, allowing up to 35,000 Nvidia systems each. This comes alongside massive investment commitments from both countries totaling over $2 trillion in US projects. The approvals include strict security requirements but details remain unspe
OnlyFans is implementing criminal background checks for US creators through screening provider Checkr. The company has faced multiple lawsuits alleging misreported crimes and screening failures. This follows similar moves by platforms facing increased legislative scrutiny.
The Commerce Department confirmed approval of advanced AI semiconductor sales to UAE firm G42 and Saudi Arabia’s Humain. Each company will receive chips with computing power equivalent to 35,000 Nvidia GB300 processors. The deals require both firms to meet rigorous security and reporting requirement
New Chromebook buyers can score a year of ad-free gaming through Nvidia’s GeForce Now service. The Fast Pass perk includes priority queue access and enhanced graphics, though it’s limited to 10 hours monthly. This adds value to Chromebooks’ traditionally weak gaming capabilities.
Nvidia’s latest earnings show explosive growth with $57 billion in quarterly revenue and projections of $65 billion next quarter. CEO Jensen Huang directly addressed AI bubble concerns, arguing the company sees “something very different” from its vantage point. The results sent Nvidia shares up 5%,
Qualcomm’s latest benchmarks show the Adreno X2 GPU significantly outperforming Intel and AMD integrated graphics. The company has also reached 90% Windows game compatibility, up from 70% last year. Native Arm game support is expected to expand in 2025.
NestAI has secured €100 million in funding led by Nokia and Finland’s sovereign fund Tesi. The startup is building AI for defense applications and physical AI systems, partnering with the Finnish Defense Forces.
Malaysia has suspended operations at a rare earth site and two tin mines after a major river turned bright blue. Radiation readings at the rare earth facility were found to be 13 times above safe limits. The incident raises serious questions about environmental oversight in Malaysia’s push to develo
OpenAI is committing to $1.4 trillion in data center spending while maintaining $375 billion in Microsoft contracts. Yet the company’s auditor remains undisclosed, raising questions about financial oversight for one of the world’s most valuable private companies.
