- NVIDIA launched a new open-source AI model family, promising faster, cheaper, and smarter performance.
- The company is assessing expanding production of its high-demand H200 AI chips, particularly in China.
- US President Donald Trump recently authorized Nvidia to sell the H200 chip to approved customers in China.
- The first Nemotron 3 Nano model was released, with larger versions expected in early 2026.
- Nvidia stock is rising, supported by strong AI market demand and optimistic analyst price targets up to $300.
Nvidia has introduced a new lineup of open-source Artificial Intelligence models aimed at enhancing writing, coding, and related tasks. The announcement follows recent approval by US President Donald Trump to export its advanced H200 AI chips to selected customers in China. This regulatory decision has contributed to a continuing rally in Nvidia’s stock.
The semiconductor company is currently producing a limited quantity of H200 chips due to export controls but is evaluating the possibility of increasing manufacturing capacity to meet high demand, particularly from China. The H200 chips are specialized processors designed for AI applications requiring substantial computational power.
On Monday, Nvidia launched the smallest model within its third-generation “Nemotron” large-language model series, named Nemotron 3 Nano. Two additional, more powerful models are planned for release in the first half of 2026. According to Kari Briski, vice president of generative AI software for enterprise at Nvidia, the company intends to make the models and their training data openly available to enable government and business users to test and customize the tools. Briski emphasized that “This is why we’re treating it like a library… This is why we’re committed to it from a software engineering perspective.”
Following these developments, Nvidia (stock ticker NVDA) saw its share price rise over 1%, recovering from previous losses. Market analysts attribute the positive momentum to strong orders and growing demand in the AI sector. Most analysts maintain price targets exceeding the current market price near $181, with Cantor Fitzgerald setting a top target of $300.
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