CoreWeave, Inc.

In the 2.5 months since CoreWeave's IPO, its stock price has risen 300%


BofA doesn't advise buying shares of "Nvidia protégés". Is their rally over?


NVIDIA Corporation

Fintech company Chime has had one of the biggest IPOs in the industry in the last year. Samsung and Nvidia invested in robot software developer Skild AI as part of a surge of interest in physical AI and consumer robotics. Oil market participants are assessing an unexpected spike in geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. These and other topics are covered in our review of key events for the morning of June 12.

Nvidia has struck major deals in Europe. Will this market become a new source of growth

Broadcom Inc.

Broadcom shares, which are trading near an all-time high, received multiple target upgrades from Wall Street analysts at once

"One of the must-have AI stocks": should you invest in Broadcom ahead of the report?


Toyota Industries Corporation

Wells Fargo & Company

Nvidia's capitalization increased by $1 trillion in two months, thanks to investor confidence in the prospects of AI and steady demand for its hardware from tech giants. Wells Fargo achieved an important regulatory victory: the Fed lifted the bank's asset growth cap imposed after the 2018 scandals, which immediately boosted its shares. At the same time, Toyota Group announced the buyout of Toyota Industries for $33 billion, and the latter lost 13% of its capitalization. About these and other topics - in the review of key events by the morning of June 4.

Morning Highlights: Nvidia adds $1 trillion, Wells Fargo resets limits, Asia rises

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Amazon.com, Inc.

Last week Nvidia presented its quarterly report - its revenue and profit exceeded analysts' expectations, and investment bank Oppeheimer even called it "the best company in the best sector". Freedom Holding co-founder Igor Klyushnev discusses whether Nvidia has a chance for further growth;

Nvidia's race: does the company have a chance to grow its capitalization to $5 trillion?

Applied Digital Corporation

Applied Digital, which builds data centers, soared 48% at the close of trading yesterday, June 2, and added about another 8% in premarket trading today, as of this writing. The company announced a major $7 billion deal with cloud-computing startup CoreWeave. It is a key partner of global AI chip market leader Nvidia, which owns shares in both companies.&nbsp;

Applied Digital soars on data center deal with key Nvidia partner CoreWeave

Navitas Semiconductor Corporation

Quotes on chipmaker Navitas Semiconductor have gained 9% in premarket trading today, May 28, following a 47% surge yesterday, despite the announcement of a new share offering. The stock had been rising rapidly after the company revealed a collaboration with Nvidia, though analysts warn it may retreat in the coming months.

New Nvidia partner Navitas Semiconductor jumps 47% despite stock offering


IonQ, Inc.

D-Wave Quantum Inc.

Quantum Computing Inc.

Peter Chapman, chair of the board at IonQ, a small-cap quantum computing hardware and software company, challenged Jensen Huang, the CEO of IT giant Nvidia, on the outlook for quantum technologies. This sent IonQ stock soaring almost 23% over two sessions.

Chair of small cap IonQ challenges Nvidia CEO on quantum computing; IonQ soars


The Motley Fool has <a href="https://www.fool.com/investing/2024/11/22/nvidia-71-million-invested-smaller-ai-stocks/?utm_source=in_materials">highlighted</a> two small-cap investments of the world's second-most valuable company, the chipmaker Nvidia. According to Nvidia’s financials, it holds shares of voice assistant developer SoundHound AI and Applied Digital, a builder of data centers. The Motley Fool encourages investors to follow Nvidia’s lead.

The Motley Fool spotlights two small caps whose shares are held by Nvidia

The little-known German company SÜSS Microtec holds more than half of the market for a critical technology used in Nvidia chip production, Jefferies stated on Monday, September 23. Last week, the investment bank referred to the company as the "Nvidia of Europe" and suggested that its shares could rise another 34%. SÜSS produces equipment for chip manufacturing, which is used by industry leader TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co). SÜSS shares rose 2% on Monday and have increased 104% this year—close to Nvidia’s performance.

Jefferies looks at the 'Nvidia of Europe' in critical chip market

Big Tech stocks plunged on Thursday, July 12, after unexpectedly positive inflation data came out. Investors began shifting capital from the Magnificent Seven to small-cap stocks, anticipating growth in the latter after a potential Fed rate cut in September, Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-07-10/stock-market-today-dow-s-p-live-updates">reports</a>.