Nvidia Falls About 4% as Board Probes Huang Reports While AMD Gains 11% and Broadcom 9%
Nvidia fell about 4% Monday, Nov. 9, as its board reviewed reports about CEO Jensen Huang. AMD rose 11% and Broadcom 9%, CNBC reported.
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Nvidia fell about 4% Monday, Nov. 9, as its board reviewed reports about CEO Jensen Huang. AMD rose 11% and Broadcom 9%, CNBC reported.
A petition with almost 55,000 signatures urges Google to drop a Thurrock data center, uniting wildlife groups and a motorcycle club, Wired reported Nov. 9.
Tesla said its robotaxis would be available in San Antonio from 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 9, extending a service that already runs in several Texas cities.
Chuncheon, South Korea, has partnered with St. John’s College to teach Great Books discussion as students lean on AI chatbots, NPR reported Nov. 9.
Trump called Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang an honorable guy, Euronews reported Nov. 9, as Yale’s Jeffrey Sonnenfeld told TechCrunch his odds are about 50-50.
MIT and University of British Columbia researchers built WorldParticle, one AI model that simulates sand, fluids and proteins, MIT said Nov. 9.
The U.S. approved a Chinese firm with an apparently empty office to handle Nvidia H200 chips, The New York Times reported, per The Verge on Nov. 7.
OpenAI has reportedly raised $11 billion at a $1.25 trillion valuation, Bloomberg reported Nov. 6, short of the $30 billion it once sought.
Elvis Presley rights holders and an Eminem publisher sued AI music firm Suno over alleged AI imitations of the artists, The Verge reported Nov. 8.
Nov. 8: Apple is pressing to speed up Siri’s AI roadmap, with third-party app control likely in the spring, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported.