Jensen Huang is the CEO of Nvidia ( NVDA 4.45%), a company whose chips power the vast majority of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. At a technology conference last year, Huang made a bold declaration: "The next wave of AI is here. Robotics, powered by physical AI, will revolutionize industries."

Even though Tesla stock soared last year because of the potential of its FSD technology, EV sales still account for 79% of the company's revenue. Therefore, if this part of its business isn't performing, it becomes hard to justify further upside in its stock price (more on that later).

AI is a real investment in something that even less experienced investors can understand where big-league returns may arise.

However, Americans have remained gas-powered car drivers. *A Tesla Future *The Partnership With Hertz *Supercharger Network There are two theories about what could restart EV sales. The first is the sudden appearance of EVs priced under $25,000.

Despite Nvidia's relatively strong position, the company still faces major challenges on its way to become the preeminent AI robotics company. Explore more details here.

Artificial intelligence promises to revolutionize the way we design, manufacture and interact with cars. Here's what you can expect to see in 2025 and beyond.

Google VLOGGER and Microsoft Vasa-1 can make convincing animations of faces and voices from a still photograph and an audio clip. AI video and AI coding will continue to make leaps in capability that will be highly valuable. In 2025, the main predictions are around how much AI is improved and deployed.

HBM4 chips poised to power Tesla's advanced AI ambitions Dojo supercomputer to integrate Tesla’s high-performance HBM4 chips Samsung and SK Hynix compete for Tesla's AI memory chip orders As the high-bandwidth memory (HBM) market continues to grow,

The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is far from over. Just ask Wedbush Securities’ Dan Ives, who’s still pounding the table on the AI-driven rally in tech stocks for the new year. With eyes on new highs for the tech- and AI-heavy Nasdaq 100 and more innovation to come from some of the names in AI

Tesla is worth more than the next 20 largest automakers combined. That's not really about car sales, says columnist Dan Gallagher, but more about hope for robotaxis, robots and AI. Get the full story:

Elon Musk's carmaker enjoyed an epic bull run since Trump's election—now he needs to prove he can in fact deliver on his 2025 milestone targets.

Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla continue to dominate Wall Street. Their collective valuation surpassed $18 trillion. AI remains central to the growth