NVIDIA has announced a significant step in the transition to enterprise AI factories with the launch of its RTX PRO Servers and the NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factory validated design.

NVIDIA's ecosystem of partners, including Cisco, Dell Technologies, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, will provide comprehensive solutions based on the NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factory validated design.

Industries such as electronics manufacturing, healthcare, and robotics are increasingly adopting AI factories to enhance operational efficiency and manage complex applications.

The RTX PRO Servers, equipped with NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs, are designed to improve performance and energy efficiency by shifting enterprise workloads from CPU-based systems to GPU-accelerated infrastructure.

Foxconn plans to leverage NVIDIA's technology to improve its semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, as well as its initiatives in smart electric vehicles and healthcare.

NVIDIA's emphasis on the Blackwell architecture and AI model scaling is anticipated to drive significant growth in the data center and AI sectors.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) experienced a 1.9% increase in its stock price, closing at $117.17 after shareholders approved an increase in authorized shares.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang highlighted that AI is revolutionizing industries, indicating that companies will either build or rent AI factories to integrate AI into their operations.

In other market movements, QUALCOMM's stock remained stable at $152.50, while ASML Holding shares fell by 2% to €668.40.

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On May 19, 2025, NVIDIA's stock closed at $135.40, reflecting a 0.4% increase, while Giga Device Semiconductor shares rose by 3.3% and Applied Materials saw a decline of 5.3%.