U.S. pre-market news at a glance: Jensen Huang says Nvidia's chip sales will double next year, Apple plans to re-enter the server market, Nebius will raise prices for some GPU computing power.

BlockBeats news, September 17, key pre-market news for US stocks is as follows:

According to BIT (bit.com) market data, the three major US stock index futures rose collectively. Dow Jones Index futures rose 1.18%, S&P 500 Index futures rose 1.26%, and Nasdaq 100 Index futures rose 1.66%.

According to Bitget market data, spot gold and silver extended their gains. Spot gold prices rose 2.54%, reporting $4,372.26 per ounce; spot silver prices rose 3.70%, reporting $65.29 per ounce.

Jensen Huang just stated: Nvidia's chip sales next year will reach twice this year's level. Nvidia (NVDA.O) rose 2.2% pre-market.

Apple is considering re-entering the server market and has held talks with Nvidia about using networking technology. The planned servers are expected to launch in 2029, targeting the AI inference market.

AI compute leasing provider Nebius plans to raise some GPU compute prices starting October 1, with an increase of about 20%. Boosted by this, Nebius rose nearly 10% pre-market, Oracle rose nearly 3%, and Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and others followed suit.

Intel's CEO stated that the company's current CPU supply can only meet 50% of customer demand. He also revealed that Intel's 18A node has entered mass production, and the 14A node will begin production in the first quarter of next year.

Novo Nordisk will collaborate with AI company Anthropic, using its Claude Science platform for scientific research to accelerate new drug development, potentially compressing medical breakthroughs that would originally take a century into a decade.

The US International Trade Commission announced on September 16 local time that it has launched a patent infringement investigation into certain electronic devices equipped with specific audio technology. The investigation targets include Samsung Electronics and its US subsidiary, Apple, and Google.

Musk said he has moved into an RV and is personally participating in SpaceX's Colossus data center project in Memphis. SpaceX has now expanded its compute leasing business to Google and Anthropic.

Apollo Global Management is considering increasing its loan to SoftBank from $5.4 billion to $9 billion to help it ramp up investment in OpenAI.