Qualcomm has announced three new G series chips for handheld gaming devices across three tiers. These include Snapdragon G3x Gen 2, Snapdragon G1 Gen 1, and Snapdragon G2 Gen 1 all of which are powered by Qualcomm s 8core Kryo CPU. Dedicated handheld gaming devices are the best way to experience mobile games.

Publication: Digit

Handheld gaming devices are becoming mainstream again and Qualcomm does not want to be left behind. Highlights The Snapdragon G series has processors divided into three tiers. The Snapdragon G3x Gen 2 is the main star of the lineup for flagship level performance.

Publication: My Smart Price

The former vice president of autonomous driving at Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng, Wu Xinhou, is joining U.S. artificial intelligence giant Nvidia, he said on Thursday. Wu did not disclose what role he was taking up at Nvidia but Chinese media outlet Jiemian News said he would become its head of automotive products. It did not give a source for the news.

Publication: Money Control

Technology companies VMware Inc. and Nvidia Corp. have announced the expansion of their partnership to enable enterprises that run on VMware s cloud infrastructure to leverage generative artificial intelligence.

Publication: BQ Prime

Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, fresh off an upbeat quarterly report that sent his company s shares to a record high, dispelled one of investors biggest concerns: that chip production won t keep up with demand.

Publication: Business Standard

The chipmaker Nvidia significantly surpassed projected results in its quarterly revenue forecast on Wednesday. The surge in demand for its chips, driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) surge, led to this outcome. Nvidia s revenue projection outperformed forecasts by a substantial margin, highlighting that the robust expansion of generative AI technologies, capable of humanlike reading and writing and heavily reliant on Nvidia s chips, continues to thrive unabated.

Publication: CNBC TV18

Chipmaker Nvidia beat market expectations with its second quarter results and surprised analysts and investors with its guidance for the current quarter. Shares of Nvidia on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange jumped 8.6 per cent on Thursday after the company forecasted quarterly revenue that beat expectations and announced a $25 billion buyback.

Publication: Live Mint

A leaked training video from MSI has revealed information regarding Intel s upcoming 14th Gen Core processors. The video has since been hidden but not before the relevant information had already been spotted and shared. The relevant slide in the video compares Intel s current Core i313600K, Core i713700K, and Core i913900K being compared to the next generation Core i314600K, Core i714700K, and Core i914900K.

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Shares of AI related chip stocks including Nvidia rival Advanced Micro Devices, Micron Technology, Broadcom and Marvell Technology rose between 2 8% to 5 4% premarket Elsewhere, shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), which supplies to Nvidia, rose 2

Publication: The Economic Times

As per Reuters, AI software maker C3.ai jumped 5.6 percent and Palantir Technologies rose almost 5 percent. Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom both were up over 3 percent, Marvell Technology climbed 5 percent whereas Super Micro Computer jumped over percent.

Publication: Money Control

Other chipmakers, meanwhile, are striving to catch up with Nvidia in AI processors, including top PC chipmakers Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Intel. But Nvidia has continued to upgrade its products and release related software and services, aiming to keep its edge.

Publication: Business Standard

While rival Advanced Micro Devices key AI chip is expected to pry away some market share from Nvidia next year, Nvidia s software has a years long lead over its CUDA competitor called ROCm, analysts believe. Sales of chips destined for personal computers and data centers have been weak in recent months, which has hurt the chip industry.

Publication: ET CIO

“Given the magnitude of earnings revisions, we suspect the stock will still come out cheaper than it was going into the print.” The results are also keeping a Wall Street rally alive, with futures tracking the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 jumping more than 1%, while S&P 500 futures rose 0.7%. Shares of AI-related chip stocks including Nvidia rival Advanced Micro Devices, Micron Technology, Broadcom and Marvell Technology rose between 2.8% to 5.4% premarket. Elsewhere, shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), which supplies to Nvidia, rose 2.2%.

Publication: The Times of India