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Nvidia stock was rising along with most of the market. CEO Jensen Huang said Friday that the company’s H20 chip in China ”has no security back doors.”
Appaloosa's 13F regulatory filing for the second quarter of 2025 revealed several big AI moves. Tepper bought around 1.45 million additional shares of Nvidia in Q2, boosting his stake in the GPU maker by more than 483%. Nvidia now ranks as Appaloosa's seventh largest position.
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Shares of AI chipmaker Nvidia dropped by nearly three percent in early trading and is down almost five percent in the past week.