Nvidia Corporation Stock Price, News & Analysis

NVIDIA has announced a new class of data center systems powered by its Grace CPU Superchip and Grace Hopper Superchip, designed for diverse workloads including AI, cloud graphics, and gaming. Major Taiwanese manufacturers such as ASUS and GIGABYTE will begin releasing these systems in early 2023. The new architecture promises enhanced performance with up to 144 Arm V9 cores and data transfer speeds 15 times faster between the CPU and GPU. This initiative aims to meet the increasing demands of AI and high-performance computing, transforming data centers into AI factories.

NVIDIA will present at the BofA 2022 Securities Global Technology Conference on June 7 at 8 a.m. Pacific time. Founder and CEO Jensen Huang will participate in a keynote fireside chat. Interested parties can access live audio webcasts of NVIDIA's presentations at financial events through investor.nvidia.com, with replays available for 90 days post-event. NVIDIA's innovations in GPUs since 1999 have revolutionized gaming, AI, and high-performance computing, impacting numerous industries including transportation and healthcare.

NVIDIA will host its 2022 Annual Meeting of Stockholders online on June 2 at 11 a.m. PT. Stockholders can access the meeting via www.virtualshareholdermeeting.com/NVDA2022, using their control number from their notice or proxy card. Non-stockholders can attend as guests. Voting and questions can be submitted during the meeting. Details on the matters to be voted on are in the Proxy Statement filed on April 19, 2022, available at www.nvidia.com/proxy.

NVIDIA will hold a conference call on May 25, 2022, at 2 p.m. PT to discuss its financial results for Q1 FY 2023, ending April 30, 2022. The call will be webcast live, featuring prepared remarks followed by a Q&A session for financial analysts and institutional investors only. A CFO's written commentary on the results will be available on their investor relations site shortly after the results are announced at approximately 1:20 p.m. PT. The webcast will be recorded for later replay until the next quarterly call.

NVIDIA has launched new features for its NVIDIA Omniverse platform that enhance game development by enabling real-time collaboration and improved asset management. Key updates include Omniverse Audio2Face for facial animations, Omniverse Nucleus Cloud for simplified sharing, and Omniverse DeepSearch for efficient asset searching. The platform supports multi-GPU performance, allowing developers to create immersive, 3D environments more effectively. NVIDIA emphasizes the ability of Omniverse to unify teams and improve workflows, catering to the increasing complexity in game design.

Kroger and NVIDIA announced a strategic collaboration to enhance shopping experiences through AI applications. This partnership aims to build an advanced AI lab at Kroger's Cincinnati headquarters, focusing on freshness initiatives and improving logistics. Utilizing technologies like NVIDIA AI Enterprise and NVIDIA Omniverse™, the collaboration will create digital twin simulations for nearly 2,800 stores. This effort supports Kroger's commitment to provide fresh products and optimize efficiency, potentially revolutionizing the grocery shopping sector.

NVIDIA has launched Omniverse Cloud, a suite of cloud services designed for 3D design collaboration. This platform allows artists, creators, and developers to access the NVIDIA Omniverse from billions of devices, enhancing remote collaboration through features like Nucleus Cloud for easy sharing and real-time creation. The service accommodates both high-end users and those with basic systems by offering subscription-based access. CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the transformative potential of this technology, paving the way for future AIs and robotic systems.

NVIDIA announced its Jetson AGX Orin developer kit, touted as the most powerful compact AI supercomputer, aimed at robotics and edge computing. Delivering 275 trillion operations per second, it offers over 8x the processing power of its predecessor while retaining size and price. With a broad ecosystem support, including major adopters like Microsoft Azure and John Deere, the kit is available now for $1,999, with production modules set to launch at $399 in Q4. NVIDIA continues to lead the AI field, emphasizing the growing demand for advanced processing capabilities across various sectors.

NVIDIA has launched the Clara Holoscan MGX, a medical-grade platform designed to facilitate real-time AI applications in healthcare. This platform features the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin module and provides long-term software support. With an ability to perform 254-619 trillion operations per second, it aims to enhance robotic surgery and diagnostics. The platform allows manufacturers to integrate AI into existing devices, accelerating regulatory clearances. Major medical device companies are already developing products on this technology, positioning NVIDIA as a leader in AI healthcare innovation.