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Morgan Stanley: 5 A.I. chip stocks that could take Nvidia's market share - Vimarsana News

Morgan Stanley: 5 A.I. chip stocks that could take Nvidia's market share

Morgan Stanley is "overweight" on all five of the semiconductor stocks, and increased their price targets in a June 11 note.

Source: cnbc.com
Taiwan shares rise moderately as TSMC stages rebound - Vimarsana News

Taiwan shares rise moderately as TSMC stages rebound

Taipei, June 6 (CNA) Shares in Taiwan closed moderately higher Tuesday as contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the most heavily weighted stock on the local market, bounced back from Monday's weakness, offsetting losses suffered by other tech stocks and old economy industries, dealers said.

The Rise of In-House AI Chip Production by Tech Giants Threatens Nvidia's Dominance - Vimarsana News

The Rise of In-House AI Chip Production by Tech Giants Threatens Nvidia's Dominance

Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA), a leading player in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), has enjoyed a strong competitive advantage with its AI moat.

Taiwan Fund : Monthly Insights- April 2023 - Vimarsana News

Taiwan Fund : Monthly Insights- April 2023

April 2023 Monthly Insights THE TAIWAN FUND, INC. Manager's Commentary ... | May 31, 2023

Cloud giants to disrupt the semiconductor scene with their in-house AI accelerators? - Vimarsana News

Cloud giants to disrupt the semiconductor scene with their in-house AI accelerators?

Despite the achievements of Nvidia, companies developing their own AI models are moving towards custom chips as costs escalate, potential compatibility constraints surface, and to circumvent supply shortage from reliance on a solitary provider.