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Nvidia expands its presence in Europe with massive investments and a partnership with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, aiming to advance industrial AI and secure autonomous agents.

Former Intel construction manager Kobi Bor has been appointed to lead Nvidia's massive Orion development project in Kiryat Tiv'on, slated to house up to 10,000 workers.

Nscale is negotiating a massive computing infrastructure deal with Anthropic worth up to $45 billion, utilizing Nvidia Vera Rubin processors amidst growing industry-wide debt and supply scrutiny.

Global markets experienced mixed trading as Wall Street chip stocks rebounded while Asian exchanges dropped. Meanwhile, Meitav's chief economist warned of widening sector gaps reminiscent of the dot-com era.

Wall Street bounced back as chip stocks snapped a nine-day losing streak, led by Nvidia and AMD. Meanwhile, bond yields climbed and inflation data kept investors on edge.

Goldman Sachs maintains its S&P 500 target at 8,000 despite AI bubble fears and tech stock volatility. Analysts stress that earnings growth will drive markets forward.

Wall Street chip stocks face heavy selling, with Intel and Micron dropping 12%. Jim Cramer criticizes the disconnect between strong corporate earnings and falling valuations.

President Isaac Herzog hosted top executives from companies like Nvidia and Intel at a conference promoting the integration of Haredi workers into Israel's advanced industries.

Microsoft cancels a major data center deal with AI infrastructure provider Nscale in the UK due to power grid delays stretching into the 2030s, impacting Nscale's planned US IPO.

Elbit secured a massive urban renewal project on Kadima Street in Jerusalem, projecting 1.31 billion NIS in revenues and aiming to build hundreds of new apartments.

Oppenheimer projects tech giants' AI capital expenditures will reach $1.3 trillion by 2027, boosting chipmakers like Nvidia and Broadcom while consumer electronics face steep declines.

Nvidia, Apple, and other major corporations have pledged millions to fund a controversial new White House ballroom for President Donald Trump, sparking legal and ethical scrutiny.

Professor Amnon Shashua discussed AI infrastructure challenges, doubleAI's breakthrough solving a 38-year-old mathematical problem, and robotics at the EY Journey conference.

Israel's economy increasingly relies on tech giant Nvidia, which has bolstered GDP, cut debt, and lowered the projected 2025 deficit to 4% despite wartime spending pressures.

American startup Reflection has unveiled Beam, a 501-billion parameter open-weights AI model trained on over 10,000 Nvidia Blackwell chips to rival Chinese models.

Shirit Belfer Schwartzblat, senior director at Nvidia Israel, discusses her journey from Mellanox to leading AI chip verification teams and championing women in tech.

Amazon is exploring an $8 billion deal to offload Nvidia AI chips to an external SPV and lease them back, aiming to fund massive infrastructure costs without harming its credit rating.

ARK Invest purchased $81 million in Nvidia shares while selling $110 million of AMD stock. Cathie Wood's firm locks in profits after AMD's massive surge.

Wall Street finished lower on Monday as the Dow fell 0.7% and bond yields hit 19-year highs at 5.25%. Meta dropped 4.8% on enterprise AI plans while Nvidia rose 1.7% on buybacks.

Nvidia has expanded its share repurchase program by 150 billion dollars, bringing its total remaining buyback authorization to 235 billion dollars through fiscal year 2028.

Thieves in California targeting Nvidia AI hardware accidentally stole trailers loaded with 20 tons of sand instead of chips, ending up empty-handed after targeting autonomous trucking firm PlusAI.

An in-depth analysis of Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip market, examining its 90% GPU market share, robust profitability, growing competition, and key investment risks.

Nvidia's market cap has crossed $5 trillion amid the AI boom, prompting analysts to examine if the chip giant can achieve a $50 trillion valuation over the next five years.

Anthropic is reportedly in talks with Nvidia to secure up to $10 billion as an anchor investor for its upcoming IPO, which could value the AI firm at nearly $2 trillion.

Dor Alon reports a suspected 40 million NIS employee embezzlement, while the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opens mixed. Global oil prices surge as Brent crude crosses 97 USD, and markets brace for an ECB interest rate hike.

FBC Chairman Amir Chen highlights a surge in Tel Aviv office demand driven by AI and defense-tech, while comparing the rapid rise of data centers to Israel's historic avocado boom.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang claims AGI will arrive by 2026, revealing OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra was trained on Blackwell chips. Despite record $89B quarterly sales, OpenAI remains cautious amid reports of scaled-back chip purchases.

As the AI industry shifts from training to inference, tech giants like Nvidia, Google, and AWS are adopting heterogeneous architectures with specialized chips to optimize performance and reduce the cost per million tokens.

Israeli-developed technologies drive approximately 70% of Nvidia's networking business, which generated $32.3 billion in the first half of fiscal 2027. Nvidia's corporate tax payment in Israel reached $1.287 billion.

NVIDIA has appointed Israeli tech creators Noa Zilberman and Lina Platt as official brand ambassadors for the GTC Berlin summit in October 2026, where CEO Jensen Huang will present major AI and robotics breakthroughs.

Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron urged developers to lower housing prices to revive the market and opposed Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to lock in a 400 billion NIS defense budget.

Idan Azoulay of Sigma Clarity argues that the AI rally is not a classic bubble, advising investors to target physical infrastructure. Meanwhile, he urges caution in Israeli bonds and real estate.

Nvidia reported Q2 revenue of $96.2 billion, up 106% year-on-year. Driven by massive AI infrastructure demand, the company expects annual revenue to reach $400 billion despite rising memory chip costs.

The chip manufacturer officially announces the acquisition of Hugging Face, one of the world's most important platforms for the distribution and development of artificial intelligence models. The company promises that it will remain open to models and hardware from competitors as well.

Nvidia has officially announced its intention to acquire the AI platform Hugging Face for $12.9 billion. The move represents the chipmaker's strategic shift beyond focusing solely on hardware.

While office workers fear for their future, Jensen Huang offers reassurance, explaining that the technological arms race will create hundreds of thousands of jobs for manual laborers who will build the infrastructure of tomorrow.

The well-known investment manager, who built her name on bets on Tesla and futuristic technologies, is increasing her holdings in Nvidia at the expense of its major competitor. The purchase came immediately after impressive reports and a 70% growth forecast — and at a surprising price.

Construction and real estate group Best reported a 182% jump in Q2 2026 net profit to 34.7 million shekels. The company's order backlog expanded to 6.2 billion shekels.

The chip giant is deepening its ties with its Taiwanese partner through a dramatic financial move aimed at controlling the artificial intelligence market and holding back major competitors in the industry.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang interrupted a company meeting to take an unexpected call from US President Donald Trump. Due to a technical oversight, employees heard the President's voice during the live broadcast.

Despite a significant jump in revenue, the tech stock reacted with sharp declines in the latest reports. Experts reveal the investors' big fear and the new risk hovering over the AI market.

A 6-room garden apartment, with a built-up area of 180 sqm and a 70 sqm yard, was sold for 4.1 million shekels. "The neighborhood is very sought-after, and while in the rest of the town there are price drops, in this neighborhood they have even risen." And more real estate deals from the last week.

The investment bank presents a detailed roadmap for dealing with market volatility, highlighting the most promising avenues in technology alongside the great opportunity that has now been created in the bond market.

Asian markets show a mixed trend as investors await the debut speech by new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh in Jackson Hole. Yesterday on Wall Street, Nvidia shares jumped 8.7%.

Nvidia's strong report sent chip stocks soaring globally and in Tel Aviv: Palo Alto jumped 10.6% and Tower 5.4%. The focus now shifts to the Fed Chair's speech at Jackson Hole today. What is expected in trading?

An unprecedented growth forecast of 70% has reignited the chip sector and sent the Nasdaq higher, but why does the US bond market continue to signal concern and caution?

While 96% of analysts recommend a "buy," Jay Goldberg of Seaport Research holds the only "sell" recommendation on Nvidia stock. His argument is surprising: precisely because the company is showing amazing results, it can no longer surprise to the upside. What is behind this unusual position?

Nvidia will lease up to 4 MW at the Serverz data center in Kfar Saba, a deal expected to generate 8 to 18 million shekels annually for the Rani Zim and Kardan-Geva partnership. The facility, currently operating at 20 MW, plans to scale to 200 MW amid a national shortage of data center space and grid connection freezes.

Nvidia and LG are deepening their joint efforts to develop robotics and physical artificial intelligence, establishing a new 'data factory' in Seoul that will train hundreds of robots simultaneously.

Although Nvidia stopped separately disclosing the revenues of its Israeli communications division, data revealed in the investor call point to sales of about $17.5 billion in the second quarter. The activity, based on Mellanox technologies, continues to account for about 18% of the company's revenues and contribute significantly to the growth of the Israeli economy.