Nvidia's latest form 13-F with the Securities and Exchange Commission was released last week, which detailed its holdings as of the end of 2024. SoundHound AI stock was notably missing, sparking a flurry of selling that saw the company lose 28% of its value in a single day on Feb. 14.

For the last two years, technology stocks have been rocking thanks to an overwhelmingly bullish narrative surrounding artificial intelligence (AI). Among AI's biggest winners have been software businesses,

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock is roaring back, nearly shaking off the late-January DeepSeek crash with a 16% surge this month. For now, the market

Many investors gravitate toward Nvidia as their top artificial intelligence (AI) stock. After all, it's the world's leading producer of data center GPUs for processing complex AI tasks, and most of the world's leading AI software companies need to keep accumulating more of its chips to support their growing AI applications.

The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution began more than two years ago with the debut of ChatGPT in November 2022. Since then, the Nasdaq Composite is up more than 74%, while shares of Nvidia have advanced by a staggering 685%.

Chip giant Nvidia (NVDA) remains central to most investors’ view of the stock market. That’s partly due to the company’s status as one of the largest publicly traded businesses and its weighting in most major indices.

What's one of the best ways to turbocharge the stocks of small technology companies? Reveal significant investments in those companies by a giant technology leader. That's exactly what happened last week as Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) disclosed stakes in two small artificial intelligence (AI) companies.