Though Nvidia and Palantir are Wall Street's AI darlings, a "magnificent" stock that's lurking in plain sight is far more attractive.

Nvidia stock fell in premarket trading despite analysts raising price targets ahead of earnings, with the company holding $500 billion in cumulative orders.

It's hard to believe that Nvidia is still supporting the Shield TV. And don't get me wrong, we're not complaining here, but it's amazing to see a brand go so far when it doesn't have to. The first model was released nearly 10 years ago,

Palantir Technologies ( PLTR +1.66%) is coming off yet another strong quarterly result, where it not only beat expectations with ease, but also raised its guidance. And this time around, it was a substantial increase to the data analytics company's forecast for the year.

Firmus Technologies, an Australian company backed by Nvidia (NVDA) raised $327 million(equivalent to A$500 million) to build renewable energy-powered AI data centers across Australia.

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Quantum computing is still years away, but Nvidia just built the bridge that will bring it closer -- a quiet integration of AI, GPUs, and patience that could shorten the wait for the next computing revolution.

Nvidia on Wednesday denied plans to invest $1 billion in the northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon, hours after the state governor touted the firm's plans to build a data center there.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday clarified his remarks warning that China would “win the AI race,” suggesting Beijing is close behind the U.S. on artificial intelligence technology and that it

Faisal Al Bannai, Advisor to the UAE President and Secretary General of the Advanced Technology Research Council, spoke to CNBC’s Dan Murphy about Abu Dhabi’s efforts to attract investment, build a stronger tech ecosystem,

Masayoshi Son, the 68-year-old CEO of SoftBank, has a mixed track record when it comes to massive, high-stakes investments.