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Nvidia, Intel, Marvell, and other AI stocks fell on Friday due to a strong jobs report that sparked fears of interest rate hikes. The report showed U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose to 172,000, exceeding the consensus estimate of 80,000. This makes it harder for the Federal Reserve to justify rate cuts, which can stoke inflation and overheat the economy. AI stocks are sensitive to interest rate movements, with investors discounting future profits at a higher rate when rates rise.

HP launched the ZGX Fury GB300, an AI PC powered by Nvidia's GB300 chip, capable of trillion-parameter inference with up to 784GB unified memory. The device is designed for power users and AI enthusiasts and will launch in late 2026. Nvidia's DGX Station for Windows, announced at GTC Taipei on May 31, 2026, offers desk-side supercomputing with local 1 trillion parameter processing. The system targets enterprise AI workflows needing direct integration with business applications.

Nvidia introduced RTX Spark, a single superchip that merges its Blackwell RTX GPU with its Grace CPU for Windows PCs. It was developed with MediaTek and Microsoft. Nvidia is expanding its CPU business into Windows PCs, a market traditionally dominated by Intel and AMD. Qualcomm also sells ARM-based Snapdragon processors for PCs.

Broadcom misses expectations causing a selloff in US-traded chipmakers. Nvidia drops 6.19%, Micron falls 13.25%, AMD declines 10.86%, and Broadcom drops 7.92%. The market reaction reflects investor concern over semiconductor demand. The drop occurs amid no new product announcements or guidance updates.