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Reid Hoffman shares his perspective on the tokenising debate, highlighting how AI tokens, compute access, and productivity are reshaping tech compensation.
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Reid Hoffman shares his perspective on the tokenising debate, highlighting how AI tokens, compute access, and productivity are reshaping tech compensation.

SiFive, backed by Nvidia, reaches a $3.65 billion valuation as demand grows for open AI chips built on RISC-V architecture and scalable semiconductor designs.

Amazon CEO highlights competition with Nvidia, Intel, Starlink and others in annual shareholder letter, focusing on innovation, AI and infrastructure strategy.

Firmus, an AI data centre builder backed by Nvidia, has reached a $5.5 billion valuation, underscoring rapid growth in demand for AI infrastructure.

NVIDIA is expanding beyond GPUs into software, AI infrastructure, and services, quietly building a multibillion-dollar business to rival its core chip division.

NVIDIA’s OpenClaw-inspired approach focuses on improving AI system security by addressing vulnerabilities in model deployment, data access, and infrastructure protection.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang signals massive demand for the Blackwell and Vera Rubin chips, suggesting long-term sales could approach $1 trillion.

NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 uses generative AI to deliver sharper visuals and higher frame rates, pushing photorealism in gaming while opening the door to broader use of AI-driven graphics.

Learn how to watch Nvidia GTC 2026 keynote by Jensen Huang, including livestream details, schedule, and expected AI, GPU, and data centre announcements.

Thinking Machines Lab secures a large-scale compute partnership with Nvidia to power advanced AI research, highlighting the rising demand for high-performance AI infrastructure.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang says the company is scaling back involvement with OpenAI and Anthropic, sparking questions about its long-term AI partnerships and strategy.

NVIDIA delivers another record-breaking quarter, fueled by surging AI demand and massive capital expenditure by cloud and data centre operators.