Huang, NVIDIA and DeepSeek

After $600 billion Nvidia wipeout and losing nearly 20% of his personal net worth during DeepSeek rout, Jensen Huang hits back, says investors 'Got it wrong on selloff'
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed concerns after a significant market drop due to the launch of DeepSeek's R1 AI model, which triggered fears of reduced demand for Nvidia’s chips. Huang claimed that advanced AI models still depend heavily on Nvidia’s computing power,
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says DeepSeek will not impact AI chips negatively
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently said that the market is wrong about DeepSeek's negative impact on AI chipmakers. Huang appeared in an interview with
Jensen Huang says investors got it wrong over DeepSeek stock selloff that wiped $600B from Nvidia
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has addressed a selloff that wiped nearly $600 billion from his company’s market value—and caused his personal wealth to plummet.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang directly addresses the DeepSeek stock sell-off, saying investors got it wrong
DeepSeek is an exciting development and not a threat to compute demand, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in an interview that aired Thursday.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says market got it wrong about DeepSeek’s impact
Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang said the market got it wrong when it comes to DeepSeek’s technological advancements and its potential to negatively impact the chipmaker’s business. Instead, Huang called DeepSeek’s R1 open source reasoning model “incredibly exciting” while speaking with Alex Bouzari,
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on the crash that cost the company $600 billion: Market ‘misunderstood’ China's DeepSeek AI and …
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed investor concerns after a $600 billion market value drop, clarifying that the market misunderstood the implications of DeepSeek's new AI model. Huang emphasized that the demand for powerful computing in AI development remains strong,
What Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang thinks about DeepSeek
Nvidia (NVDA) chief executive Jensen Huang doesn’t have hard feelings for Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek.
Nvidia rival claims DeepSeek world record as it delivers industry-first performance with 95% fewer chips
Nvidia rival SambaNova claims DeepSeek world record as it delivers industry-first performance with just 16 custom chips.
US investigates whether DeepSeek obtained Nvidia chips through Singapore to bypass restrictions
Singapore's Second Minister for Trade and Industry, Tan See Leng, addressed the issue in a statement to lawmakers. According ...
Nvidia's Q4 earnings key to gauging AI investment stability after DeepSeek panic
A recent stumble, however, came after the Chinese startup DeepSeek unveiled a lower-cost AI model that was seen as a threat ...
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How Did DeepSeek Build Its A.I. With Less Money?
A.I. companies typically train their chatbots using supercomputers packed with 16,000 specialized chips or more. But DeepSeek said it needed only about 2,000. As DeepSeek engineers detailed in a ...
DeepSeek Heralds New Era Of Artificial Good-Enough Intelligence
The ChatGPT rival has combined quality with cost efficiency and upset competitors in the process. Its time to look at win-win ...
China's DeepSeek shows US chip controls have failed as AI race ramps up: HKU scholars
Geopolitical experts said the rapid rise of Chinese start-up DeepSeek could challenge American supremacy in artificial ...
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SambaNova Reports Fastest DeepSeek-R1 671B with High Efficiency
Generative AI company SambaNova announced last week that DeepSeek-R1 671B is running today on SambaNova Cloud at 198 tokens ...
Together AI’s $305M bet: Reasoning models like DeepSeek-R1 are increasing, not decreasing, GPU demand
The demands of DeepSeek's advanced reasoning capabilities are pushing enterprises toward Together AI's optimized infrastructure platform.
Time cover on DeepSeek 'sweatshop' is AI-generated
After Chinese startup DeepSeek sparked panic on Wall Street with its powerful new chatbot developed at a fraction of the cost of its competitors, social media users shared a fabricated Time magazine ...