Qualcomm is best-known for its chips used to power smartphones. It is one of the latest entrant into the AI chipmaking arena, joining Intel and AMD, to compete with Nvidia. Qualcomm is positioning itself as an energy efficient chip that will cost much less to run in the long term.

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Qualcomm's Saudi AI deal with Humain may seem like a win, but the real battle is against Nvidia in the AI chip market.

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After years of leading the stock market, Nvidia Corp.’s wild rally took a break over the summer. Now Wall Street is looking for some DC magic to get the shares running again.

Qualcomm announced a set of AI chips that can compete with that of Nvidia’s in inference. Should NVDA shareholders be worried?

Nvidia shares picked up strength in afternoon trading, rising 5.5% and pushing the AI chip giant's market value above $4.9 trillion for the first time, according to Dow Jones Market Data. Behind the gains were several new deals and enthusiasm for CEO Jensen Huang's speech in Washington,

US stock markets broke new ground Tuesday, with Nvidia dragging the entire market higher after its GTC event in Washington, D.C., where Cryptopolitan reported it dropped a flood of announcements. Nvidia’s stock surged 5% and closed at a record high,