
Nvidia Aligns Financial Reporting with Big Tech Peers
Nvidia announced it will now include stock-based compensation in its adjusted profit metrics, a move that aligns its reporting with most of its Big Tech peers.
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Nvidia announced it will now include stock-based compensation in its adjusted profit metrics, a move that aligns its reporting with most of its Big Tech peers.

As Nvidia's valuation soars past $4 trillion, scrutiny is growing over its complex, circular business deals, raising questions about the sustainability of its growth.

Despite a booming stock market for AI, new companies in the sector are facing steep borrowing costs, signaling significant skepticism from debt investors.

Tech giants like Microsoft and Meta are using complex financial deals to fund the AI infrastructure boom, shifting tens of billions in long-term risk to smaller partners and private investors.

Oracle's market value plunged by over $70 billion after the tech giant reported slower-than-expected growth and announced a massive increase in AI spending.

Oracle's market value has fallen by approximately $60 billion since it announced a major cloud infrastructure partnership with OpenAI, signaling investor concern.

Japanese investment giant SoftBank has sold its entire $5.8 billion stake in Nvidia to finance a massive $30 billion commitment to AI developer OpenAI.

Tech giants are spending hundreds of billions on AI infrastructure, turning to complex debt instruments like mortgage-backed securities to fund the boom.

OpenAI executives, including CEO Sam Altman, publicly rejected the idea of seeking government financial guarantees after a CFO's comment sparked backlash.

AI company Anthropic projects it will generate $70 billion in annual revenue by 2028, driven by a strong focus on enterprise clients and key corporate partnerships.

Financial leaders are sounding the alarm on a growing gap between the trillions being invested in AI infrastructure and the slow pace of revenue generation.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman addressed investor concerns about the company's large spending commitments versus current revenue, stating revenue is higher and projecting steep growth across AI cloud, consumer