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Nvidia reportedly explores buying edge-AI chipmaker Ambarella for physical AI expansion

Nvidia may be considering acquiring Ambarella, a fabless semiconductor company specializing in low-power edge-AI chips for cars, cameras, and robotics, according to a post by Betaville and Goldman Sachs. The move would extend Nvidia’s dominance in data-center AI into physical and edge computing, though no official bid, price, or deal has been announced yet. Ambarella’s stock rose 8% in late…

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  • Nvidia reportedly explores buying Ambarella for edge-AI chips in cars, cameras, and robotics
  • Ambarella’s stock rose 8% on rumors but remains down 31% year-to-date from its 2026 high
  • Forward P/E ratio of 81.97 reflects weak earnings, but P/S ratio is near historical median

Ambarella currently trades at a 6x price-to-sales ratio, below its historical median of 8x and the semiconductor industry average. Its forward P/E ratio of 81.97 appears high but reflects weak earnings. Investors are betting on future growth, though the stock’s valuation hinges on whether a deal materializes or if Ambarella can sustain revenue and cash flow independently.

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finance.yahoo.com · 26 October 2026

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