Nvidia stock slips as AI chip prices fall, while LG eyes AI‑robotics partnership

Shares of Nvidia have slipped about 3% over the past month after a period of gains, as Kalshi traders anticipate lower pricing for the company's B200 AI GPU. The compute‑per‑hour price for the B200 fell from $6.11 on May 30 to $4.22 by June 21, prompting pessimism about future price rebounds.

In parallel, senior executives from South Korea's LG Group traveled to Nvidia's headquarters in Santa Clara, California, to discuss joint projects in physical AI, robotics and AI infrastructure. The delegation, including LG Electronics and LG Innotek leaders, will explore combining Nvidia's full‑stack AI platform with LG's appliances, mobility components and smart‑space technologies. “Nvidia brings the AI stack, and LG has the products and manufacturing sites where that technology can actually be tested and deployed,” an industry source said.

Both developments highlight Nvidia's dual focus on navigating short‑term market pressures while expanding strategic partnerships to broaden AI applications across consumer and industrial sectors.