Raytheon Technologies Shares Slip to 236th in Volume Amid NVIDIA's AI Server Push

On August 12, 2025, Raytheon Technologies (RTX) traded higher by 0.45%, with a trading volume of $0.44 billion, marking a 20.21% decline from the previous day and ranking 236th in volume among listed stocks. The stock’s performance coincided with the announcement of NVIDIA’s RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPU, which is set to integrate into enterprise servers provided by global partners including Cisco, Dell Technologies, HPE, Lenovo, and Supermicro. The new servers aim to accelerate workloads in AI, data analytics, and industrial applications by leveraging NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture, which claims up to 45x performance improvements over traditional CPU systems and 18x higher energy efficiency.

NVIDIA highlighted that the RTX PRO Servers are designed for enterprises modernizing data centers with limited space, power, or cooling capacity. The servers support AI model training, content creation, and simulation tasks, with configurations ranging from two to eight GPUs in 2U or 4U form factors. Key features include fifth-generation Tensor Cores, virtualization capabilities, and compatibility with NVIDIA AI Enterprise software. The company also emphasized the role of these servers in enabling AI agents and large-scale AI deployments, such as the newly announced Llama Nemotron Super model, which offers enhanced price-performance ratios for enterprise use.

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