Nvidia’s latest move higher comes as AI server makers Super Micro Computer and Hon Hai tout continued demand for AI hardware. Even the CEO of Microsoft is boasting on social media about how quickly his company is adopting Nvidia’s latest chips.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock has rocketed higher, climbing 2,600% over five years, as the company took the world of artificial intelligence (AI) by storm. This tech player holds 80% of the AI chip market and has expanded into a wide variety of AI products and services to serve just about every need of a customer building an AI platform.

The head of the chipmaker and investor favorite said in an interview on CNBC Wednesday that demand for the company's AI chips is "insane."

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang endorses nuclear energy as a sustainable solution for meeting AI's surging energy demands.

The Economic Times is delighted to announce an exclusive evening—ET Conversations with Jensen Huang—on October 25 in Mumbai. This is the second edition of ET Conversations—the first featured Sam Altman of OpenAI in June 2023.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang rarely lays off employees and the people he hires seldom choose to leave the company, which is the second most valuable in the world. Though joining Nvidia's 29,600-person workforce isn't easy,

NVIDIA CEO and founder Jensen Huang has just achieved the unusual status of having greater personal wealth than that of a rival company.