Nvidia stock fell as much as 5% Monday as reports surfaced of the tech giant’s AI chips reaching China, raising investor fears the company might face more scrutiny around its exports.

"While unwelcome, volatility is common in semi stocks and does not always presage a fundamental shift," Bank of America said.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is set to announce a $100 billion investment in U.S. chip-making facilities over the next four years, a move expected to be unveiled by President Donald Trump ...

Shares of Nvidia ( NVDA -4.86%) are falling on Monday. The company's stock lost 4.5% as of noon ET, but was down as much as 5 ...

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Nicole Kornitzer manages the Buffalo International Fund. She expects these companies to make their corporate clients more ...

The technique caught widespread attention after China’s DeepSeek used it to build powerful and efficient AI models based on ...