AMD stock advances along with other AI stocks after a slowdown in the AI trade on Monday.
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CrowdStrike leads the S&P 500 following comments on cybersecurity demand by IBM’s CEO.
IBM’s brutal second-quarter preliminary results came with some good news for artificial-intelligence hardware and cybersecurity vendors.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul paused construction of the state’s largest data centers for up to a year, adding to growing political resistance facing AI infrastructure projects.
Oil prices head north of $80 a barrel, Waller is watching inflation, Apple’s ties with Google likely to strengthen, and more news to start your day.
Indexes fell as Iran war fears spooked investors while AI failed to power stocks higher.
The chip maker reports a 68% monthly sales jump, but investors are still questioning how long the AI spending boom can last.
The memory-storage stock has had a hard time of late but Wall Street analysts still believe.
Micron stock was following SK Hynix dowards as investors looked to be nervy about the prospects for continued gains for memory companies.
‘The bad blood between Apple and OpenAI plays into Google’s hands,’ says Paul Meeks, head of technology research at Freedom Capital Markets.
SpaceX’s ambitions span many industries, which is creating a problem for Wall Street brokers covering the stock.
AI stocks tumble as investors wonder how much longer Big Tech companies can maintain their aggressive spending plans.
Tesla decommissioned its Model S and X production in less than seven weeks. The plan is to replace the S and X with humanoid robots.
Braiin stock soars after the AI platform company released a new agentic tool for the global real estate market.
AppLovin stock was on track Monday to close lower for a fifth consecutive session as data indicate its e-commerce ad growth is slowing.
SK Hynix dropped as investors looked to be taking some profit after a 500% gain in the past 12 months and a blockbuster U.S. listing.
Meta stock has been boosted by signs it is becoming more competitive in AI, but JP Morgan isn’t convinced yet.
Citi Research raises its price target on Apple shares, asserting the iPhone maker will continue to snap up market share.
Nvidia stock is struggling to match the chip sector overall despite huge AI spending announcements.
Analysts expect Alphabet’s second-quarter capital expenditures to reach $44.9 billion, a 100% increase from the prior year period.
“The amount of ambition around [SpaceX’s] industrialization is unlike anything I’ve ever witnessed,” says RBC analyst Ken Herbert.
Single-stock leveraged ETFs will amplify the daily gains—or losses—of the South Korean memory-chip maker. They’re not for the buy-and-hold crowd.
The index is missing out on a major tech winner this week.
Apple says it notified OpenAI of the preliminary findings of its investigation in February in hopes of gaining its cooperation, and OpenAI never responded.
The South Korean company’s ADRs might offer a cheaper way to play the memory-chip boom than Micron.