(WFRV) – A federal grand jury in the Western District of Wisconsin returned an indictment against a 33-year-old Wisconsin woman charged with three counts of bank fraud. The indictment alleged that Samantha Watters of Boscobel worked as a teller at a BMO Harris Bank in Lancaster between March 2023 and October 2023, when she stole […]

A judge in Singapore granted bail to three men suspected of deceiving suppliers of server computers that may contain Nvidia chips affected by U.S. export

The action follows charges against three men for smuggling Nvidia chips and defrauding companies like Dell and Super Micro.

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has had an underwhelming start to 2025, as the AI chip giant grapples with a mix of unfavorable macro developments and

NVIDIA's GPU Technology Conference, also known as GTC, is coming up. The event is happening March 17-21 in San Jose, but you can also follow along with all the big developments here at Engadget. We'll have a liveblog for the keynote with CEO Jensen Huang on March 18 at 1PM ET (or 10AM PT),

In advance of next week's GTC and GDC trade shows, Nvidia discussed Blackwell availability, where it specifically stated that it has shipped twice as many Blackwell GPUs in the first five weeks as it did Ada GPUs for the first five weeks in 2022 — but that's effectively comparing only the RTX 4090 against four RTX 50-series GPUs launched this year.

A closer look at Nvidia's statement suggests supplies for the GeForce RTX 5000 series aren't great. 'Partners are working overtime to...catch up with demand,' the company says.

It sounds like success, but Nvidia's careful wording masks how little there is that's actually worth bragging about.