In fact, this is a shortsighted view that misses the significant benefits that DeepSeek represents for the U.S. economy and for businesses worldwide. What’s exciting is that the

Artificial intelligence stocks got a major shake-up when Nvidia (NVDA), the leader in AI chips, notched their largest single-day plunge since 2020. On Jan. 27, Nvidia shares dropped by 17%, wiping out an astonishing $589 billion from Nvidia’s market capitalization.

The economist adds that some observers contend that "there's no way the advanced technology was built so fast alongside such a modest figure." Nevertheless, the idea that DeepSeek

Wall Street is looking to claw back some of yesterday's steep tech-lead declines with megacap earnings and a Fed meeting in focus.

A Chinese company’s cut-rate computing solution has upended the tech world, with companies, investors and even the U.S. government trying to understand what it means for the future.

Investors aren’t ignoring the upsides of cheaper AI models despite Monday’s DeepSeek-inspired stock-market panic.

The stock market was sent reeling earlier this week as Chinese AI startup DeepSeek unleashed chaos, triggering a $1 trillion tech selloff that erased $600 billion from Nvidia’s (NVDA) market value in a single day.