EXLService Holdings has been named a Leader in Payer Digital Transformation Services for the fourth straight year by ISG, even as its shares face significant near-term pressure. The recognition underscores its strong positioning in data, AI, and cloud solutions for U.S. healthcare payers.
As the FTSE 100 grapples with headwinds from weak Chinese trade data and falling commodity prices, investors are turning their attention to growth companies where executives and directors hold significant stakes. High insider ownership is often seen as a vote of confidence, aligning leadership interests with shareholders. This analysis spotlights three such UK-listed firms with insider ownership exceeding 12%, examining their growth trajectories and market positioning.
Microsoft's record capital expenditure on its in-house Maia AI chip and data centers tests investor resolve as shares retreat from recent highs, even as the company expands its AI ecosystem across key industries.
Equifax closed 2025 with stronger-than-expected results, fueled by its Workforce Solutions and USIS divisions. While navigating a choppy mortgage landscape, the credit bureau is betting on proprietary data and AI to drive future growth, even as rising FICO royalty costs pressure reported margins.
German chipmaker Infineon Technologies is making a bold push into AI data centers and electric vehicle semiconductors, backed by fresh investments and solid earnings. Yet, its stock's recent volatility and premium valuation have left investors weighing the long-term promise against near-term risks.
Cipher Mining Technologies announces a strategic shift, securing a 15-year lease with Amazon Web Services for its new Texas data center and planning a $2 billion debt offering to fund the AI-focused facility, marking a significant departure from its origins in cryptocurrency mining.
Caterpillar secures a landmark 2-gigawatt deal to power a major AI data center campus, signaling a strategic pivot as demand for reliable, high-capacity energy solutions soars alongside artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Micron Technology has broken ground on a massive, $24 billion semiconductor fabrication facility in Singapore, a strategic move to cement its position in the booming AI memory market. The project, focusing on advanced NAND and high-bandwidth memory (HBM) packaging, aims to meet surging data storage demands while integrating R&D to accelerate innovation.
Bitcoin's rally shows signs of exhaustion as key data points to fading demand and tightening liquidity. With traders betting the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady in April, the digital asset faces a critical test of its recent highs.
Snowflake's stock, once a darling of the AI data boom, has tumbled sharply in 2026. While underlying metrics show resilience, slowing revenue growth and persistent GAAP losses challenge the bullish narrative. We examine whether the sell-off is overdone.
The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan has moved $22.4 million worth of Bitcoin, continuing a pattern of strategic sales as its once-billion-dollar crypto portfolio has shed over 70% of its value, according to blockchain data.
As demand from data centers and AI strains the aging U.S. electrical grid, Hubbell Incorporated emerges as a critical supplier. Analysts argue its specialized products and regulatory moat position it for sustained growth, transcending its traditional industrial classification.
As the race for AI supremacy intensifies, Super Micro Computer (SMCI) is emerging from the shadows of its flashier tech peers. With a pivotal role in building the world's largest AI data centers and a unique modular approach, the server maker presents a compelling, if understated, investment case in the infrastructure underpinning artificial intelligence.
As data centers strain under AI workloads, a critical bottleneck is emerging in data transmission. Tower Semiconductor, often overlooked as a specialty foundry, is emerging as a key enabler of the pluggable optics technology set to dominate the next phase of AI infrastructure.
The telehealth company's new lab testing service is seen as a strategic move to evolve beyond online pharmacy, aiming to create a data-driven, end-to-end health platform. While shares have faced pressure, some analysts see long-term potential in its personalized care model.
As Palantir Technologies (PLTR) continues its ascent, a bullish investment thesis gaining traction centers on its proprietary 'Ontology' system. Proponents argue this technology positions the data analytics firm not just as a software vendor, but as an indispensable network for enterprise AI, capable of defying traditional growth slowdowns.
All eyes are on MarketAxess Holdings Inc. as the electronic bond trading pioneer prepares to release its fourth-quarter results. With shares under pressure and a mixed backdrop for financial data firms, investors are gauging whether the company can deliver a much-needed beat and provide optimistic guidance for the year ahead.
SanDisk's stock has skyrocketed, fueled by explosive demand from AI data centers. But with shares swinging wildly and valuation models telling conflicting stories, investors are left questioning how much future growth is already priced in.
Seagate Technology's CEO sold a substantial portion of his holdings in February 2026, a move that is drawing scrutiny from the market as the company rides a wave of AI-driven demand for its data storage products.
In a strategic overhaul, Nasdaq-listed Bit Digital (BTBT) is repositioning itself as a 'strategic asset company,' moving beyond its mining roots to focus on operating Ethereum staking infrastructure and controlling a majority stake in AI data center firm WhiteFiber.
