Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was among the executives at Tuesday’s White House event who called out the Anthropic leader for his warnings about the technology’s capabilities.

AI companies play a cat-and-mouse game, trying to boost the capabilities of their creations while scrambling to block answers to dangerous queries.

Booed commencement speakers, blocked data centers, plummeting poll numbers: The fast-growing industry has a faster-growing crisis.

The administration’s effort to be involved in rollouts marks a shift from a hands-off approach.

The relationship between the administration and the company is still complicated despite efforts from both sides to ease tensions.

In the run-up to the midterms, the Trump administration is planning to emphasize AI’s economic benefits, but some allies are warning of political blowback.

Groups opposed to strict AI regulations are pouring about $265 million into the 2026 elections; Alex Bores is one target of negative ads.

Investors in the social-media platform’s U.S. business agreed to give the government several multibillion-dollar payments, sources said.

The AI giant’s CEO Dario Amodei and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have contrasting personalities and worldviews.

Fearing rising utility costs, job losses and privacy violations, residents have blocked or delayed data-center projects around the country.

Coinbase chief Brian Armstrong is clashing with Jamie Dimon and other bank stewards over the future of finance.

TSMC has for decades provided a “Silicon Shield” to its namesake island. Now it sees both business and geopolitical reasons for going big in the U.S.

The debate marks a major flashpoint in Republican politics, stoking tension that could shape the party’s approach to AI in the midterm elections.

Anthropic also commits to purchase $30 billion from Microsoft’s cloud computing business Azure.

The legislation in Washington would give tech leaders preferential access to chips at their data centers around the world.

The president decided against discussing the matter with Chinese leader Xi Jinping after top aides opposed it.

The multibillion-dollar deal was announced in May, but Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has since pushed the U.A.E. for certain U.S. investments first.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick sowed confusion over whether new fees were annual and applicable to existing visa holders.

Fee would be latest example of government getting paid for involvement in private-sector deals.

A battle between Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and the White House pits worries about safe development against a free-market approach.

The regulator is expected to send letters to makers of AI chatbots.

Just five months into his tenure as Intel’s CEO, Lip-Bu Tan was fighting for his job. Getting to a truce with the president was a two-week roller-coaster ride.

The “government should leave private business alone” people sure are oddly quiet about this.

Tech executives have been a reliable fundraising source for Democrats. Trump is complicating that.

Jensen Huang tried diplomacy to sell chips in China, but it took a last-minute deal with the White House.

The president who ran on his business acumen isn’t holding back in telling corporate bosses how to run their companies—or when to resign.

Commerce Department officials are discussing a new fee based on patent value, which could fuel backlash from businesses.

The administration hopes to use the threat of tariffs and access to the U.S. economy to stop countries from imposing new taxes, regulations and tariffs on U.S. technology firms.

The order would be one of several expected to be released outlining the president’s vision for winning the AI race with China.

Some administration officials worry China could get access to advanced Nvidia chips and are holding up efforts to iron out the agreement.

The U.S. will grant licenses for the H20 chip after it had announced restrictions in April.

Technology CEOs and companies donated millions of dollars to the president, and the industry has been aggressive in trying to garner his appeal.

A split among the president’s advisers helped give an opening to opponents of the ban.

Technology firms say using copyrighted materials to train AI models is key to America’s success, while creatives want their work protected.

A U.S. official told top global semiconductor makers he wanted to revoke waivers they have used to access American technology in China, people familiar with the matter said.

The legislation, known as the Genius Act, moves to the House, where passage is viewed in Washington as likely, before Trump’s desk.

Expanding export curbs on chip-making equipment was an option if London talks hadn’t gone well.

Microsoft and Google have been leading backers of technologies such as solar projects and battery storage.

Immigrants who came as students created the USB port and numerous other innovations.

Sen. Jim Banks and Sen. Elizabeth Warren are accusing the chip maker of undercutting national security.

Apple’s CEO called Texas Gov. Greg Abbott after law passed requiring app stores to verify user ages.

Two lawmakers are calling for a probe into a Chinese EV charging startup that does business in the U.S., the latest bid to crack down on China’s access to American consumers and technology.

The U.A.E.’s ruling family used headline-grabbing investment numbers, deals with Trump family businesses and ties with tech executives to score an Nvidia deal.

First family’s financial ties to Binance are raising concerns about conflicts of interest

A rule limiting many countries’ access to American technology was set to take effect May 15.

The price of $TRUMP soared on news of a gala for major token holders, raising conflict-of-interest concerns.

New chip restrictions for Nvidia and AMD show the Trump administration’s determination to battle China on tech advances as well as trade.