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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Nvidia's deal with Intel could put the struggling chipmaker's next-generation manufacturing technology on a stronger footing, even without a direct commitment from the AI ...

In our view, the Intel–Nvidia pact further accentuates Nvidia Corp.’s dominant market position and represents a milestone in the transition to the next era of computing. Just as Intel Corp. had a lock ...

Nvidia will invest $5B in Intel, acquiring a 4% stake and partnering to develop custom data center and PC products. The NVDA-INTC deal boosts Intel's AI prospects, positioning it as a key AI player ...

Shares of Intel have been rallying of late, but they're still down close to 30% over the past five years. The timing of the Nvidia investment is intriguing, since the news comes after the government ...

Intel (INTC) is experiencing renewed investor interest due to rumors of AMD becoming a foundry customer and strong institutional support. INTC's transformation into a US-based foundry is backed by ...

On Thursday, Intel and Nvidia announced a major partnership that shook up the chip market and a number of stocks. But Apple—and Apple fans—shouldn’t start freaking out. The deal is pretty simple.

Intel’s stock jumped more than 20% Thursday after it announced a $5 billion investment from Nvidia, along with plans to cooperate on new technology for data centers and PCs. The deal is a tremendous ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA and Intel have announced a $5 billion partnership to develop custom x86 processors integrating NVIDIA RTX GPUs, marking Intel's shift from in-house GPU development. This collaboration ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Nvidia's (NVDA.O), opens new tab deal with Intel (INTC.O), opens new tab could put the struggling chipmaker's next-generation manufacturing technology on a stronger ...

Nvidia has agreed to invest $5 billion in Intel's business. The chipmaker, however, won't be utilizing Intel's foundry, at least not yet. Previously, the U.S. government announced it would be taking a ...