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Insiders at artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia have dumped more than $1 billion in stock over the last year, according to a Financial Times report. About half of those sales occurred during the last month as the market notched new highs and shook off geopolitical tensions.
There was a great deal of comment when Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang filed to sell as many as $900 million in shares in a preapproved plan in an SEC disclosure.
Many artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have had a rough start in 2025. Developments such as DeepSeek's breakthrough in low-cost AI modeling, as well as tariff and geopolitical concerns, weighed on these stocks.
From the growth of self-driving cars to the explosion in generative artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, it's clear that AI is going to become increasingly integrated in our lives.
Nvidia insiders sold over $1 billion worth of company stock in the past year, with a notable uptick in recent trading activity as executives capitalize on surging investor interest in artificial intelligence, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
Nvidia (NVDA 1.74%) is the largest publicly traded company, with a market cap of about $3.8 trillion on Friday afternoon, and a stock price that's just below its all-time high.
Lior Tal, CEO of Cyngn (CYN), talks about how his company uses robotaxi tech and applies it to a warehouse setting. The company has already worked with businesses like Deere & Co. (DE) to apply the tech.
Technology companies must constantly evolve to stay relevant. And Nvidia (NVDA 1.74%) is no stranger to this phenomenon.
Nvidia's record-breaking week has pushed the company close to a $4 trillion market cap. We look at the stock's massive turnaround from the beginning of the year and what could drive it higher.
Nvidia (NVDA 1.74%) already dominates AI, but Wall Street might still be underestimating its software moat, data center growth, and edge AI ambitions, unless rising rivals or overvaluation spoil the party. In this video, I break down why Nvidia might still have room to surprise in the next five years.