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Nvidia CEO calls AI chips ‘highly rentable’ assets

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is framing the company's AI chips not as depreciating hardware but as durable, income-producing infrastructure, pointing to rising rental prices for even its older GPUs as proof of concept.

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Moore Threads eyes Hong Kong listing after 147% revenue surge

Chinese AI chip developer Moore Threads announced on Sunday that its board has approved a plan to issue H-shares and list on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, as the company seeks to expand its international presence…

Nvidia tests lower-memory Rubin Ultra GPU designs amid HBM shortage

Nvidia has pushed back against a wave of reports suggesting its next-generation Rubin Ultra GPU and Vera CPU platforms are being quietly scaled down, telling Tom's Hardware that "Our roadmap is intact." The denial comes as the chipmaker navigates an…

Nvidia raises GPU prices up to 30% in third hike of 2026

Nvidia is raising prices on its GeForce RTX graphics cards by 20 to 30 percent, marking the third consumer GPU price increase the company has implemented since January, according to Taiwan's Economic Daily News. Unlike a previous hike in May…

AMD releases open-source AI model trained on its own GPUs

AMD Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. released Instella-MoE on July 24, a fully open mixture-of-experts language model with 16 billion total parameters trained from scratch on AMD Instinct MI300X and MI325X GPUs. The release includes model weights from every training stage,…

Moonshot AI halts new Kimi K3 signups as demand hits GPU limits

Three days after launching Kimi K3 — the largest open-weight AI model ever released — Chinese startup Moonshot AI suspended new consumer subscriptions on Sunday, July 19, saying user demand had pushed its computing infrastructure to its limits.

Nvidia launches revenue-sharing model with AI cloud startups

Nvidia has unveiled a new business model that allows AI cloud providers to deploy its GPU infrastructure through revenue-sharing and credit-support arrangements, marking a shift from the chipmaker's traditional hardware sales approach toward recurring income tied to downstream cloud services.