Texas Instruments stock price stands at $170.95, down 0.2% on profit-taking. Technical charts show a healthy consolidation, with potential breakout beyond $172 if the semiconductor index continues to rally. The demand for NVIDIA’s Hopper 200 and Blackwell GPU computing platforms has been a key catalyst as cloud providers and enterprises scale their AI infrastructure. Large cloud service providers contributed to the majority of Data Center revenues, indicating continued hyperscale investment in AI-driven computing. To that end, the company says its data center revenue is growing , but it’s still just a fraction of its revenue compared to its core operations. Texas Instruments stock price prints $171.58 today, with momentum driven by auto industry chip adoption. This trend may extend if OEM production forecasts hold steady in Q3.