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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang plans to visit China in late January to explore the artificial intelligence chip market. While it is unclear whether he will meet with senior Chinese officials, he is expected to attend company gatherings and visit Beijing before the Lunar New Year holiday. This trip to China is part of Jensen Huang's routine schedule and is a critical moment for NVIDIA, as the United States has relaxed regulations on the export of H200 chips to China, while the Chinese government is deciding how many chips to allow for import

- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang plans to visit China in late January to expand the company's key artificial intelligence chip market.  
- His itinerary may include a meeting in Beijing but the possibility of discussions with senior officials is uncertain and subject to change.  
- This visit, an annual tradition for Huang, is significant for Nvidia as the U.S. has recently eased restrictions on H200 chip exports to China, while Chinese officials are deliberating on import quantities.

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Jensen Huang plans to visit China at the end of the month, which may become a key moment for Nvidia

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang plans to visit China in late January to reopen the market for the company's AI chips, according to Bloomberg. He is expected to attend events before the Lunar New Year and may visit Beijing. The visit follows the U.S. approval of sales for Nvidia's H200 chips to China, although Chinese customs later stated these chips are not allowed entry. Huang's meetings with Chinese officials remain uncertain and subject to change.

- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to visit China in late January to engage with a vital market for the company's AI chips.  
- His attendance at company events and potential meetings in Beijing may occur before the Lunar New Year holidays, though this remains unconfirmed.  
- This visit follows the recent approval for Nvidia’s H200 chips for sale in China, which faced subsequent restrictions from Chinese customs authorities.

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NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) shares fell 4.4% to $178.07 amid increased trading volume. Key factors influencing the stock include a $20 billion licensing deal with Groq, a $150M investment in AI startup Baseten, and several Wall Street firms raising price targets. However, challenges such as delays in H200 AI chip approvals in China, U.S. tariff tensions, and insider selling have raised investor caution. Analysts maintain a consensus rating of "Moderate Buy" with a price target of $263.41. NVIDIA's recent earnings report showed strong revenue growth and a net margin of 53.01%.

- NVIDIA Corporation shares fell 4.4% to $178.07 amid a trading volume increase of 29% compared to the average.  
- The company secured a $20 billion licensing deal with Groq and invested $150 million in AI startup Baseten, which enhances its software capabilities.  
- However, regulatory tensions and supply chain issues in China present short-term challenges, alongside heavy insider selling and mixed analyst ratings.

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SanDisk rose nearly 10%, Citigroup raised its target price to $490, and the stock price hit a record high for the third consecutive day; Oracle fell nearly 6%, facing a lawsuit from bondholders alleging insufficient disclosure of AI infrastructure-related debts; Broadcom dropped over 5%, affected by the overall decline in the tech sector

- Nvidia's stock fell over 4%, generating $39.27 billion in trading volume, as it invested $150 million in AI startup Baseten, which raised $300 million at a $5 billion valuation.  
- Tesla and Apple also saw declines, with Tesla down more than 4% amid criticism of its FSD system and Apple down over 3% following a court ruling allowing it to retain user privacy features.  
- TSMC's stock dropped over 4% due to concerns regarding its aggressive capital expenditure amid rising AI demand, while Intel anticipated supply challenges in Q1 2026 due to strong CPU demand.

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CES 2026 showcased the emergence of physical AI, marking a significant leap in humanoid robotics. Major tech companies like Qualcomm, AMD, Nvidia, and Intel introduced advanced hardware and software platforms to facilitate the deployment of AI in real-world applications. Innovations included Qualcomm's Dragonwing IQ10, Nvidia's updates to its Open Model Universe, and AMD's new AI embedded processors. The event highlighted the acceleration of robotics development, with companies unveiling autonomous robots capable of real-time processing and human-like interactions, indicating a promising future for autonomous systems in various sectors.

- CES 2026 highlighted significant advancements in physical AI and humanoid robotics, driven by major companies like Qualcomm, AMD, Nvidia, and Intel.  
- These companies unveiled new hardware and software platforms that facilitate the large-scale deployment of AI in physical systems, transitioning robots from research to commercial use.  
- The future of humanoid robotics looks promising, with autonomous systems expected to revolutionize various sectors, including healthcare and industrial applications, enhancing human-robot interactions and reducing work-related risks.

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Citi has identified Nvidia, Broadcom, NXP Semiconductors, and Analog Devices as top semiconductor stocks ahead of earnings season. Analyst Atif Malik anticipates rising earnings estimates, particularly for data center-related chips due to strong AI demand. He views recent pullbacks in AI stocks as buying opportunities for Nvidia and Broadcom, while expressing caution about Qualcomm's prospects. Malik believes NXP shares will rise, with NVDA having the most significant upside potential of over 47% based on analyst targets.

- Investment firm Citi anticipates a strong earnings season for semiconductor companies, naming Nvidia, Broadcom, NXP Semiconductors, and Analog Devices as key picks.  
- Analyst Atif Malik highlights robust demand for data center chips and indicates that recent pullbacks in AI stocks provide good entry points for Nvidia and Broadcom.  
- He remains cautious about Qualcomm, expecting its shares to decline, while predicting an upward trend for NXP due to favorable valuations.

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On Tuesday (January 20), the Magnificent 7 index of U.S. tech stocks fell by 3.08%, closing at 198.30 points. Among the components, NVIDIA dropped 4.38%, Tesla fell 4.17%, Apple decreased by 3.46%, and Amazon declined by 3.40%. In addition, the large-cap tech stock index fell by 3.02%, closing at 380.95 points. The overall market opened lower after the long weekend, experiencing high-level fluctuations before accelerating downward

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US stock market seven giants closing report | NVIDIA closed down nearly 4.4%, Tesla fell about 4.2%, and Apple and Amazon both dropped at least 3.4%

U.S. stocks fell sharply on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing down 870 points or 1.8%, the S&P 500 Index down 143 points or 2.1%, and the NASDAQ down 561 points or 2.4%. The market was shaken by Trump's threat to impose additional tariffs, hitting tech stocks hard, with NVIDIA down 4.4% and Tesla down 4.2%. Many companies will report their quarterly earnings this week

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 870 points throughout the day, the NASDAQ dropped over 2%, and NVIDIA and Tesla lost 4%

The S&P 500 Index closed down 2.1% in preliminary trading, with the technology sector falling 3.1%, the consumer discretionary sector down 2.9%, the financial sector down 2.2%, and the telecommunications sector down 2.1%. The NASDAQ 100 Index closed down 2.2% in preliminary trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped over 900 points in preliminary trading, a decline of 1.8%. Among the major components, Strategy fell over 7.6%, Shopify dropped 7.5%, NVIDIA fell 4.3%, Apple dropped 3.7%, and Amazon fell 3.3%. Coca-Cola and UnitedHealth, on the other hand, rose 1.8% and 2.2%, respectively

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Rep. Brian Mast (R-Fla.) is facing opposition from Nvidia and David Sacks over his AI Overwatch Act, which aims to give Congress the authority to block AI chip exports to foreign adversaries like China and Russia. Critics, including far-right activist Laura Loomer, argue the bill undermines President Trump's control over chip sales. Mast defends the legislation, emphasizing the need to prevent advanced AI chips from reaching Chinese military companies. The debate highlights tensions within the GOP regarding chip export policies and national security concerns.

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Jensen Huang plans to visit China at the end of the month, which may become a key moment for Nvidia

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According to reports, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang plans to visit Beijing in late January