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14/10/2026
NVIDIA has invested in the French healthcare digitalization platform Doctolib, the AI drug discovery company Genesis AI, and the French enterprise financial planning AI software vendor Pigment.
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10 m ago
Philadelphia Semiconductor Index pares decline to 0.6%, after earlier falling more than 3%
14 m ago
Houthi forces: Over the past 24 hours, Saudi warplanes carried out 104 airstrikes and missile strikes targeting civilian facilities in the capital Sanaa and the provinces of Dhamar, Taiz, Amran, Lahij, Al-Jawf, Marib, Saada, and Hodeidah. These attacks were carried out by F-15 and Typhoon fighter jets taking off from Khamis Mushait and Taif air bases, while the missile strikes came from Najran. The attacks caused civilian casualties, including deaths and injuries. Since the escalation of the conflict, the total number of airstrikes and missile strikes by the Saudi-led coalition has reached 2,281.
16 m ago
Citigroup shares fell to an intraday low of 3.8%.
24 m ago
Nvidia (NVDA.O) CEO Jensen Huang said in Paris on Tuesday that the company plans to announce an additional $2 billion investment in Europe within the next week. Combined with the $8 billion already invested in Europe over the past year, Nvidia will further expand its local footprint. Huang's European trip will also take him to London and Berlin. Huang also announced a new round of funding for four French startups: medical technology company Doctolib, robotics company Genesis AI, business software company Pigment, and Entalpic, which uses artificial intelligence for chemistry and materials research. Amid growing concerns in European society over AI safety risks and data center energy consumption, Huang opposed slowing down AI development, arguing that artificial intelligence can drive economic growth and can be developed safely. He also emphasized that open-source models can help Europe narrow the AI technology gap with the United States, noting that open-source models can be customized according to different languages and independent technological needs. Huang said Europe needs to accelerate its participation in the artificial intelligence race.
29 m ago
Nvidia to announce $2 billion in new European AI investment
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