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Germany Partners With Nvidia to Develop AI Models for Industry

Germany has partnered with chip giant Nvidia to drive AI development in industry.

Volvo Deepens Nvidia Partnership to Advance Self-Driving Technology

Volvo is building more Nvidia technology into its cars. The goal is once again to develop self-driving cars, but Volvo’s data is also intended to make Nvidia’s driving system safer. “The collaboration with Volvo is a huge opportunity for us because no company is more rigorous when it comes to driver safety than Volvo,” says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Visits Sweden to Launch Sferical One Supercomputer

Several AI leaders have raised the alarm after so-called AI agents escaped and caused data breaches. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is not among them. No Swedish company should ever appear in a newspaper article because of an AI agent incident, he said during a visit to Sweden.

Nvidia to Announce $2 Billion in New European Investments Next Week, Jensen Huang Says

Nvidia will announce investments worth billions of dollars in Europe next week, including during a visit to Sweden, CEO and founder Jensen Huang said.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to Visit Stockholm Next Week for Two Events

Jensen Huang, founder of Nvidia, perhaps the most important company in the AI boom, is coming to Stockholm next week.

Trump and AI leaders agree on self-regulation at White House meeting

US President Donald Trump hosted a meeting with leading figures in the US tech industry at the White House on Tuesday. The topic on the table was the future of AI development and growing demands for regulation.

Nvidia raises share buyback program by $150 billion to $235 billion

American chipmaker Nvidia is raising the ceiling on its share buyback program - a form of dividend to owners - by $150 billion (equivalent to SEK 1.5 trillion).

Trump and Xi praise friendship but announce no breakthroughs after White House talks

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met and declared friendship and cooperation - but the two world leaders gave no new information on the many disputes that keep the great powers apart. "We have built a friendship, a really strong friendship," Trump said.

Nvidia and OpenAI CEOs to attend White House dinner with Trump and Xi

Nvidia and OpenAI CEOs Jensen Huang and Sam Altman will attend a dinner with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House next week, a source with knowledge of the matter told AFP.

AI must be stopped, says Swedish professor as Anthropic calls for slowdown

The question of AI as an existential threat to humanity is highly topical. The CEO of AI company Anthropic is calling for a slowdown, but some experts do not believe that is enough. We need a complete stop, says Olle Häggström, professor of mathematical statistics at Chalmers.

Meta and Nvidia CEOs push back on calls to slow AI development

Mark Zuckerberg and Jensen Huang, the CEOs of Meta and Nvidia respectively, do not believe that AI development should be slowed down. They are therefore at odds with their competitors on the issue.

Nvidia reportedly considering up to $10 billion stake in Anthropic IPO

The world’s leading chipmaker Nvidia is considering investing as much as $10 billion in shares in AI company Anthropic’s planned blockbuster listing, reports Reuters.

Nvidia buys AI platform Hugging Face in $13 billion deal

After a period of speculation, it is now clear that Nvidia is buying the AI platform Hugging Face. Price tag: $13 billion, equivalent to 125 billion Swedish kronor.

Nvidia slips slightly in futures after report rally

Shares in American chipmaker Nvidia are down 0.6 percent in futures trading on Wall Street after rising 8.7 percent on Thursday.

Nvidia surges nearly 9% after beating Wall Street forecasts, lifting U.S. stocks

Nvidia rose sharply after beating expectations with its latest quarterly report - and the rest of the New York Stock Exchange followed suit.

Nvidia beats expectations as revenue more than doubles, stock rises after hours

The American semiconductor giant Nvidia beat analysts' expectations with its quarterly report. The stock rose in after-hours trading.

Nvidia’s earnings report could test AI boom concerns as revenue and profit seen doubling

Forecasts are always beaten. And perhaps that is even more necessary now that the AI halo has become somewhat tarnished. Tonight, the world’s most valuable company, computer chip giant Nvidia, releases its quarterly report.

Massive AI investments push up long-term interest rates

Nearly four years of massive investments in AI infrastructure around the world are about to become an interest-rate shock for highly leveraged households and companies in Sweden. Gigantic loans are needed to keep pace with the investments. This is increasing global upward pressure on long-term market interest rates.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's black leather jacket sells for $960,000 at auction

A black leather jacket worn by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has sold for $960,000 at an auction in New York on Friday - far above the expected final price.

Nvidia challenges Intel with new chip for personal computers

AI winner and chipmaker Nvidia - the world's most valuable listed company - is entering the PC market with a new chip for personal computers.

Stockholm Stock Exchange reaches new record levels

The Stockholm Stock Exchange ended the third trading day of the year at record highs, with substantial gains among several major companies. The OMXS rose 2.3 percent.

The market is holding its breath ahead of Nvidia's announcement

Once again, all eyes are on the world's largest company – Nvidia. The company's interim report could shake up the stock market and provide answers to whether we are now seeing an AI bubble – about to burst – or not.

Nvidia crosses new dream threshold: $5 trillion

American Nvidia has broken yet another dream barrier. The world's leading manufacturer of advanced processors – a winner in the global wave of AI investments – is valued at over $5 trillion for the first time after another price increase.

Nvidia on its way to dethrone Apple from the throne – again