Nvidia Rally Meets Caution Ahead of Aug 26 Report
Nvidia shares rallied 6.6% over five days as investors position for the August 26 earnings.
Goldman Sachs flagged that this run has raised the bar,...

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Nvidia shares rallied 6.6% over five days as investors position for the August 26 earnings.
Goldman Sachs flagged that this run has raised the bar,...
Bernstein sees CPUs emerging as a major TSMC driver, projecting $30B revenue by 2027 to match GPUs and ASICs amid Agentic AI demand.
AMD forecasts data center revenue, including AI, to grow much more than 100% in 2027, driven by a shift from model training to inference workloads.
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Marvell's expanded Nvidia partnership covers silicon photonics and optical interconnects, plus NVLink Fusion integration.
Nvidia's $2 billion...
Nvidia shares have risen 8.34% month-to-date to $217.50 even as Polymarket assigns only a 9% chance of closing above $250 by August 31, down from 50%...
Three U.S. players are pushing back against Nvidia dominance in distinct ways:
Two data points highlight accelerating AI hardware demand:
BofA expects Nvidia to beat Q2 estimates with $94-95B revenue and raise guidance to $107-108B on Vera Rubin momentum.
Nvidia dropped 2.87% to $217.54, trailing the S&P 500's 0.06% decline, yet posted a 6.16% monthly gain that beat both the index and its sector. With earnings due August 26 and strong growth estimates intact, the long-term AI story holds.
BofA calls Nvidia a top pick with $350 target, citing Rubin as trigger for multi-quarter upgrades.
A 5-star analyst reset AMD's stock price target after the company raised its long-term forecasts, projecting the AI accelerator market will approach $1.4 trillion by 2030.
ARK Invest went against the post-Meta selloff, adding $14-15.5 million in Nvidia shares and $14-20 million in TSMC around July 28-30.
While trimming...
AMD acquired Taalas to embed specialized inference tech into its accelerator roadmap, pairing it with Instinct GPUs and Helios systems to cut memory...
AMD's purchase of Taalas embeds specific AI model weights directly into silicon, trading flexibility for extreme inference throughput and power...
TSMC is doubling CoWoS advanced packaging capacity to 660,000 wafers from 330,000 in 2024 to meet surging demand from NVIDIA, AMD, AWS, and Broadcom....
AMD is acquiring AI chip startup Taalas to strengthen its inference technology, pushing deeper into the fast-growing AI inference market.