NVIDIA shares rose 0.57% to $228.68 on Tuesday after recovering from an intraday low near $225.70, as Apple showcased four Mac Studio computers running a one-trillion-parameter artificial intelligence model locally. The demonstration highlighted Apple’s push to handle AI workloads on company-owned hardware, while NVIDIA remains focused on large-scale data-center infrastructure. NVIDIA reported $89 billion in data-center revenue in its latest quarter, compared with total quarterly revenue of $96.2 billion, making the segment roughly 92.5% of sales. NVDA held above $228 through midday and approached resistance near $229.