Nvidia has lost 400,000 million in market value. The lace has been given by China Depseek

It is the news of the day. And, perhaps, of the week. The model of artificial intelligence (AI) Open Source Deepseek R1 is causing an earthquake in American technology. And is doing it Due to its open nature. However, your business model is not the only thing that It represents a threat For AI and US semiconductor companies. The most surprising thing is that the infrastructure that Deepseek is relatively modest. To understand with some precision what we are talking about we are interested H100 of Nvidia. The company led by Jensen Huang He is already delivering The first units of his successor, the platform B200as expected, on paper is even more powerful. However, sanctions approved by the US government prevent Nvidia from selling to Your Chinese clients are GPU. Here largely resides the Deepseek rupturist capacity Deepseek’s efficiency and his open nature are convulsing Silicon Valley Chinese companies that are dedicated to developing and training AI models have not been another option to exacerbate ingenuity. We know that many of them continue to buy the most advanced GPUs in NVIDIA through intermediaries and in parallel markets, but possibly they are not doing so in the amounts they need. If we stick to Deepseek according to Financial Times The infrastructure used to train this agglutin model 2,048 chips H800 of Nvidia. And training with 671,000 million parameters has cost 5.6 million dollars. These figures are very restrained. In fact, if they really are reliable, and they seem to be, they would put an unappealable fact on the table: Depseek engineers would have managed to point An extremely competitive AI model with very lower costs than those needed by Openai and Google to develop a model of comparable AI. The H800 GPU is largely responsible for this circumstance. And it is because it was Nvidia’s response to the prohibitions of the administration led by Joe Biden. Nvidia engineers chose to cut the benefits of the H100 GPU with the purpose that the Commerce Department would allow them to sell it in China When the US government prohibited Jensen Huang’s company from giving its Chinese clients its most powerful GPU at that time, the H100 chip, Nvidia engineers chose to cut their benefits with the purpose that the Department of Commerce allowed them to sell it In China. The result was precisely the H800 GPU, which is nothing other than a simplified review, and, therefore, less powerful of the H100 chip. Everything was complicated again on November 16, 2023. And that day the US government approved New sanctions to China that, among other prohibitions, they prevented Nvidia The H800 GPU. Presumably at that time Depseek engineers already had in their hands the H800 chips they needed, although Some analysts defend that, in reality, its infrastructure brings together 50,000 GPU H100 bought through intermediaries. If so, it is evident that the tension held by the US and China would prevent Depseek from recognizing that thousands of illegal chips have in its possession. Whatever the truth is that NVIDIA QuotationMicrosoft, ASML and other large technology companies are falling in a very pronounced way. In fact, the company led by Jensen Huang has lost 400,000 million in market value Given the possibility that Deepseek demonstrates that to put a vanguard IA model, it is not necessary to resort to the most powerful GPUs of NVIDIA or other companies. If this has really been trained only with 2,048 chips H800 OpenAi, Google and other companies will crack. And this industry will give optimization and efficiency the importance they have. We will see what happens finally. Image | Nvidia More information | Financial Times In Xataka | China is closely monitoring the United States movement with Stargate. And your answer has already prepared

Netflix and AI enthusiasm bring Wall Street to the verge of an all-time high

NEW YORK — Netflix, Oracle and other big tech companies boosted the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, as profits at those companies rose and enthusiasm grew about the revenue prospects that artificial intelligence can generate. The S&P 500 rose 37.13 points, or 0.6%, to 6,086.37, approaching its all-time high set last month. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 130.92 points, or 0.3%, to 44,156.73, and the Nasdaq Composite rose 252.56, or 1.3%, to 20,009.34. The gains came even as most U.S. stocks fell under the weight of another rise in Treasury yields. For example, smaller company stocks in the Russell 2000 index lost 0.6%, and about two out of every three stocks in the S&P 500 sank. However, the gains from large influential stocks were more than enough to make up for it. Netflix helped lead the rise after it announced that live events such as American football games and a fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul helped it add nearly 19 million subscribers during the latest quarter. It also reported higher profits than analysts expected, and indicated that it is increasing subscription prices in the United States and other countries. Netflix titles rose 9.7%. The Netflix logo on a remote control. (Jenny Kane/Associated Press) On the other hand, Travelers advanced 3.2% after also beating analyst expectations for its earnings in the last quarter. The insurer said gains on its investments and growth in net written premiums helped it overcome losses created by Hurricane Milton, which hit the Florida coast in the Gulf of Mexico in October, and other catastrophes. Some of the market’s strongest boosts came from companies related to artificial intelligence. Oracle rose 6.8% after advancing 7.2% the previous day, ahead of the planned announcement — which ultimately came late on Tuesday — about Stargate, a joint venture that the White House says will begin building data centers. and the generation of electricity necessary for the further development of artificial intelligence in Texas. The partnership formed by Oracle, OpenAI and SoftBank will invest up to $500 billion. Shares of SoftBank Group Corp. in Tokyo rose 10.6%. Other AI-related stocks also gained ground, continuing their already fantastic run. Nvidia, the company whose chips are driving much of the movement toward AI, rose 4.4%. Its shares are above $147 after just two years ago they were below $18. The yield on the 10-year Treasury bond rose from 4.57% to 4.60%. It had been largely retreating since an encouraging update on inflation last week, but is still well above its position in September, when it was below 3.65%. In the cryptocurrency market, where prices have risen on hopes that President Donald Trump will make Washington more cryptocurrency-friendly, bitcoin was just above $104,000. On Monday it was above $109,000, a record.

Chelsea prepares the most expensive signing in history and will break the market

Women’s football is experiencing a historic moment with the announcement of the next signing of Naomi Girma by the Chelsea. This transfer not only promises to be a significant change in the career of the American defense, but also a milestone for the sport, becoming the first transfer that exceeds the million dollar barrier. Chelsea, known for its determined commitment to women’s football, has reached an agreement with the San Diego Wave to incorporate Naomi Girma for a record amount of 1.1 million dollars (around 1,056,000 euros). This movement, revealed by media such as Guardian and TheAthleticfar surpasses the previous record for transfers in women’s football, set in 2024 by Racheal Kundananjiwhose signing for Bay FC It reached 735,000 euros. The transfer of Girma, a 24-year-old central defendersymbolizes the exponential growth of the women’s market, which until a few years ago did not record such high numbers. Girma’s arrival at Chelsea also reinforces one of the most powerful clubs in Europe, which currently leads the English Women’s Super League. Born in 2000 in California, United States, Naomi Girma is one of the best defenders in the world and a pillar in the American team. In 2024, she was key for her country to achieve Olympic gold in Paris, being the only player to play every minute of the tournament. With a current contract with the San Diego Wave until 2026, Girma has proven to be a complete soccer player. She stands out for her ability to anticipate, speed, clean ball delivery and refined technique that make her an elite central defender. During his last season with the San Diego Wave, he played 21 games and reaffirmed his position as one of the stars of the NWSL. Impact for women’s football The transfer of Naomi Girma is much more than a sporting move; It is a strong message about the advancement of women’s football. Breaking the million dollar barrier not only makes the talent of the players visible, but also the economic and media growth of the sport. “This transfer shows that women’s football is reaching new levels. “It is a milestone that marks the recognition of our players as figures of great value in global sport,” commented a source close to Chelsea quoted by Guardian. In addition, this move reinforces competitiveness between leagues such as the American NWSL and the English Women’s Super League. Chelsea has not only invested in a world-class player, but has also dealt a symbolic blow to the North American league, historically considered the strongest in the world. Other millionaire signings Naomi Girma will join an exclusive list of players whose transfers have marked the history of women’s football. Below, we present a table with the five most expensive signings to date: Footballer Origin team Target team Year Cost (€) Naomi Girma San Diego Wave Chelsea 2025 1,056,000 Racheal Kundananji Madrid CFF Bay FC 2024 735,000 Mayra Ramirez Levant Chelsea 2024 500,000 Keira Walsh Manchester City Barça 2022 400,000 Jill Roord Wolfsburg Manchester City 2023 400,000 Naomi Girma’s imminent signing for Chelsea not only redefines the transfer market in women’s football, but also underlines the growth and importance of the sport. This movement will not be the last to break barriers, but it will undoubtedly remain in memory as the moment when women’s football reached a new level of recognition and economic value.

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