CNBC’s Steve Kovacs and Christina Parcinevelos join “Closing Bell” to report on the latest headlines from Microsoft and Nvidia.
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CNBC’s Steve Kovacs and Christina Parcinevelos join “Closing Bell” to report on the latest headlines from Microsoft and Nvidia.
nvidia cares less and less about the gpu in my computer and so i care less and less about nvidia
Nvidia PEG Ratio1.19, Chipotle Mexican Grill PEG Ratio 2.54, but it's Nvidia, powering the tech AI revolution that's in some kind of pricing bubble🤣
Leading up to mark of beast. The world will end soon. Man is setting himself up for failure.
Embrace 4th industrial revolution
This could have been a thing instead of Battlefronts.
very good move by satya nadella
Very clever. Eliminate competition by bringing it in house!
Pi isnt good. That is why they all left.
$100 Trillion? Can Mr. Jensen Huang at least lower the price of GPUs so I can buy a nice gaming PC? 🙂
jensen "wong?" lol.. at least learn how to pronounce his name correctly ffs. dude is worth $78 BILLION.
This guy is a cheat.
nvda is sort of played out as a stock – the unchecked growth can't continue – they will have major competition from upstarts and those companies are the real opportunities. people don't want the cloud -they can run llm faster and cheaper locally with more features and privacy. The next major inflection will be when smb mkt enters fray and of course quantum to turbocharge ai but these are years and years away – the hype for these will start within the next few years and it isn't a bubble – savvy investors will look to index funds of their own making to lower exposure but still be invested in these sectors where there is massive growth and most of the companies are secular gainers
Can't help but cringe at both of them at 1:46 (*throws bad joke* "Ha ha")
Not Ethernet switches 😂🤣
This is a very sneaky way (or perhaps creative ways)of acquiring a company without buying a company. They might just getaway without scrutiny😅😅
co pilot another search engine. Still use google. used to it.
Microsoft should call their devision the "Nvidia devision", really