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The five industrial chipmakers on this list are in a position to rebound in 2025 and could easily surpass the robust 40% gain indicated for NVIDIA.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has led the company since February 2021 and said his departure is "bittersweet."

NVIDIA's Q3 results are impressive as ever, with data center revenue growing by triple digits and the demand outlook for Blackwell improving.

Nvidia reported its highly-anticipated third-quarter earnings on Wednesday.

As the Super Micro Computer accounting debacle matures into a disaster, investors wonder whether it will affect Nvidia stock next.

Some might say that Tesla stock's current valuation is an exaggeration of reality; however, there are many bull cases that call for more.

He manages a nearly $30 billion fund and has chosen not to buy Nvidia shares.

This is the second time that Nvidia has pushed ahead to the top spot this year.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed how his company uses AI.

The flaw caused a production delay.

Nvidia's biggest clients are Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Google.

Huang says very few employees choose to leave Nvidia.

Retail investors like NVIDIA for numerous reasons, including hyper-growth, outperformance, analysts' sentiment, and skyrocketing cash flow.

One Nvidia Blackwell chip costs between $30,000 to $40,000.

AI could use as much electricity as a small country within the next three years.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff use ChatGPT often — and in very unexpected ways.

At one point, Nvidia made up over one-third of the S&P 500's overall returns.

Nvidia is currently the third most valuable company in the world.

Nvidia's latest earnings report, released Wednesday after market close, shows the AI chipmaker exceeding Wall Street predictions in nearly every measure — but still failing to meet expectations.

Nvidia is currently the second largest company in the world by market cap, after Apple.

In a new report, current and former Nvidia employees gave insight into the work culture at the chip-maker, including long hours, lots of yelling, and unbelievable bank accounts.