Nvidia’s Stock Up Premarket After Meta Announces AI Plans
Nvidia stock rose ahead of market open on Friday after Meta announced plans to acquire 350,000 H100 AI chips.
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Samsung Electronics Co Ltd expects a substantial increase in its first-quarter operating profit to 6.6 trillion won ($4.9 billion), up from 640 billion won the previous year.
Nvidia stock rose ahead of market open on Friday after Meta announced plans to acquire 350,000 H100 AI chips.
Wall Street analysts raised their price objectives on Micron's stock following a strong Q1 report.
AMD's shares opened 4.4% higher on Thursday after the company launched a new AI chip it claims can challenge Nvidia's dominance.
Nvidia shares dropped in Friday's premarket after reports of delay in launching chips made specifically for China after new US restrictions.
Arm reported better-than-expected revenue in Q2 2024, but issued a lukewarm guidance, sending its shares tumbling in the premarket.
New export controls have placed $5 billion worth of Nvidia's AI chip orders at risk, the WSJ reports.
AMD unveiled the 'fastest AMD Radeon laptop graphics ever developed' on Thursday, sending its shares higher at the open.
Shares of Nvidia fell over 6.6% at the opening bell after the US unveiled new restrictions for AI chip exports to China.
Shares of memory chip manufacturers like Samsung could witness a fresh surge next year as the AI boom unlocks a new growth venue.
Reacting to the US export controls on computer chips, China responds in kind.