Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) supplies the most advanced graphics processing units (GPUs) for developing artificial intelligence (AI) models. Many of the world's largest technology companies are spending boatloads of money to fill their data centers with those chips as they jostle for leadership in the AI race.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and wife, Lori, showed up today and broke ground on a $213M research and tech complex at Oregon State. They are both OSU graduates. Their names will be on the 150,000-square-foot complex when it opens in 2026. pic.twitter.com/zTXGCol4NC — John Canzano (@johncanzanobft) April 13, 2024

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared how he impressed his wife, Lori, during college with a clever homework pitch. The couple met at Oregon State University, and Huang’s bold prediction to become a CEO by 30 came true with Nvidia's success,

Nvidia’s China sales currently accounts for around 15 percent of its total revenue—a drop from 26 percent two years ago.

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Despite Trump’s tough-on-China stance, previous comments casting doubt on America’s commitment to help Taiwan defend itself against a potential Chinese invasion have weighed on chip stocks.

The increase in deliveries equals more good news: Nvidia said it's on track to beat its previous expectations for Blackwell revenue of "several billion dollars" in the fourth quarter.