Beth McKenna is a journalist who writes for various publications including The Motley Fool, Ferris State University, and the Flint & Genesee Chamber. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including finance, technology, business, and local events. With her expertise in these areas, Beth provides insightful analysis and reporting to keep readers informed.
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By: Beth McKenna
Key Points Graphics processing unit (GPU) chips have emerged as the best type of general chips for accelerating the processing of artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. Nvidia is profiting mightily from the powerful demand for AI chips because it is the leading maker of AI-enabling GPUs. Its AI tech leadership is reinforced by its huge and growing ecosystem in a virtuous cycle. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia
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Key Points Nvidia is led by a founder-CEO, while Cisco Systems' CEO in the late 1990s was not involved in starting the company. Nvidia's moat to keep competitors at bay is arguably higher than Cisco's moat in the late 1990s. Nvidia has largely grown organically, while Cisco heavily grew through acquisitions in the 1990s. Motley Fool Issues Rare “All In” Buy Alert
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This top-performing semiconductor exchange-traded fund's (ETF's) largest holding is Nvidia stock, which accounts for 20% of its total portfolio.
By: Beth McKenna
Key Points Rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is increasing demand for semiconductors (often called computer chips or just chips). Choosing individual stocks in any fast-evolving technology area can be challenging. Some investors might want to gain exposure to the semiconductor space by buying an exchange-traded fund (ETF) holding a portfolio of chip stocks.
There's good reason to believe the artificial intelligence (AI) chip leader could soon split its stock.
By: Beth McKenna
Key Points A $5,000 investment in Nvidia stock a decade ago would now be worth nearly a cool $1 million. Nvidia stock has been an amazing wealth builder due mainly to the phenomenal growth of its data center platform. Nvidia's data center platform's growth is being driven by the robust adoption of artificial intelligence (AI).
By: Beth McKenna
Diagnosed at the age of 6, new Ferris State University graduate Luci Archer was inspired by a child life specialist at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital in Grand Rapids who helped make her cancer treatment just a little less scary.
By: Beth McKenna
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock is on fire. Shares of the artificial intelligence (AI) chip leader have gained 81.5% so far in 2024, and are up 531% over the last three years through May 10.
Jacob Pickett grew up in Flint, but it took a summer internship here to really appreciate his hometown. “I love how the internship program sheds light on the positives of Flint because so many people
By: Beth McKenna
Key Points Wall Street expects Nvidia's fiscal first-quarter revenue and adjusted earnings per share (EPS) to soar 242% and 411%, respectively, year over year. These are high expectations, but there are good reasons to believe the company will comfortably exceed them. Moreover, there seems a good possibility that Nvidia will announce a stock split when it releases its quarterly report. 10 stocks we like better than Nvidia
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