Billionaire Jensen Huang's Nvidia approves a record $150 billion share buyback
Nvidia authorised another $150 billion of share buybacks on Sept. 28, taking its remaining capacity to $235 billion through fiscal year 2028.
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Nvidia authorised another $150 billion of share buybacks on Sept. 28, taking its remaining capacity to $235 billion through fiscal year 2028.
Strive Masiyiwa's Cassava Technologies is among 60 organisations committing to let 3.4 billion people use AI in their own languages within five years.
Meta shares rose almost 12% on Monday after Wells Fargo raised its target, lifting Mark Zuckerberg's fortune to $253.6 billion, per Forbes.
Four AI subscribers say the industry's leaders illegally agreed to make their products improve more slowly. Jensen Huang, whose chips those products run on, says the risk they were guarding against is a doomsday narrative with a zero per cent chance of materialising.
Datatec has set out an AI infrastructure strategy built on edge computing, a month after announcing a R7 billion special dividend to shareholders.
Elon Musk, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei called for slower AI development over one weekend, sending chip stocks down 5.9% as OpenAI delayed its IPO.
Elon Musk told G20 leaders meeting in North Carolina that artificial intelligence will add between $20 trillion and $30 trillion to the global economy every year, while Wall Street skeptics warn nobody has yet proven the returns justify the spending.
Bill Gates says world leaders have no plan for the AI era and warns the technology will either become the greatest equalizer ever invented or the worst source of injustice in history.
Billionaire Dr. Dre says he uses AI in the studio and that only people who struggle to create see it as a threat.
The investment firm led by Warren Buffett raised its Alphabet position by 83% during the second quarter, lifting the holding to roughly $38 billion.
James Dacombe left school at 17 and now owns 30% of AI chip company Olix, valued at $3.3 billion after a $312 million raise.
Palantir chief Alex Karp says AI could make him twenty times richer, pushing his fortune toward $300 billion, while ordinary workers see only modest gains.
The Palantir chief, worth $12.3 billion, tore into rival AI firms on CNBC, accusing them of overcharging clients and endangering U.S. security.
Billionaire Robert F. Smith has urged companies not to destroy internship programs as artificial intelligence increasingly reshapes entry-level work across industries.
Lionel Richie has filed four trademark applications on his voice to stop AI platforms from cloning it without his permission or compensation.
Sygnia CEO Magda Wierzycka says she would press delete on AI if she could, but is launching an AI venture capital fund to ensure South Africa captures the technology's upside.