Three things are bringing self-driving cars to the masses, the Nvidia chief said: AI models capable of driving the cars, AI training simulations that use real and created scenario

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The jobs report and Nvidia chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor loom after markets were shut Thursday. New AI chip curbs could hit NVDA. Tesla launched the new Model Y in China.

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A new generative training model and a batch of new partnerships position Nvidia as one of the driving forces in autonomous driving tech.

The US jobs numbers is hotter than expected, so the reaction in the premarket trading of Tesla, MicroStrategy, and Nvidia has seen a bit of selling. This is a market that was looking for loosening monetary policy,

Jensen Huang is the CEO of Nvidia ( NVDA 3.70%), a company whose chips power the vast majority of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. At a technology conference last year, Huang made a bold declaration: "The next wave of AI is here. Robotics, powered by physical AI, will revolutionize industries."

The deal between the AI chip giant and the world's largest automaker dented shares of Tesla and a Tesla bull ETF on Tuesday.

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NVIDIA (NVDA) plans to stay ahead. For about five years now, NVIDIA's stock has been one of the hottest assets on the market, generating a roughly 2,200% return and a 40x cumulative stock split. Most of this growth has been due to NVIDIA's place at the heart of the biggest technologies of the past 15