Barclays reiterates its Overweight rating on Oracle, citing reduced financial uncertainty after the tech giant outlined plans to raise up to $50 billion. The move is seen as crucial for funding its aggressive push into cloud and AI infrastructure while preserving its credit rating.
Apple posts robust Q1 earnings, surpassing revenue and EPS estimates, yet Evercore ISI removes the tech giant from its tactical outperform list, signaling a strategic pivot towards other AI opportunities.
Bank of America reaffirms its Buy rating on Nvidia with a $275 price target, advising investors to view share weakness as a buying opportunity. The call comes as Nvidia deepens its AI ecosystem involvement through a major investment in OpenAI.
Analyst Dan Ives of Wedbush reiterates an Outperform rating on Amazon, citing robust cloud growth and a positive setup for the upcoming quarterly report. The firm forecasts strong operating income and sees 2026 as a potential inflection year for AWS.
Nintendo reaffirms its full-year operating profit forecast of ¥370 billion and Switch 2 sales target of 19 million units, navigating supply chain challenges and investor scrutiny over the new console's long-term momentum.
TSMC founder Morris Chang's rare public appearance alongside Nvidia's CEO underscores the chipmaker's pivotal role in global tech policy and its massive U.S. expansion amid shifting tariffs and supply chain dynamics.
As Bitcoin retreated from recent highs, MicroStrategy's massive holdings briefly slipped into unrealized loss territory, casting fresh doubt on the company's aggressive, debt-fueled crypto accumulation strategy and sending its shares tumbling.
As private AI leaders like Anthropic project staggering revenue growth, the spotlight turns to the public-market hardware titans whose chips form the backbone of this expansion. Nvidia and Broadcom are positioned as critical, long-term beneficiaries.
Shares of Western Digital Corp. (WDC) rallied sharply on Monday, breaking a two-day decline as the market positions for the company's upcoming 'Innovation Day' and its latest financial results, which showcased explosive growth tied to AI infrastructure demand.
Shares of SanDisk Corporation soared over 15% Monday, extending a five-day rally after Bernstein analysts dramatically raised their price target by 72%, citing explosive growth in AI-driven data center revenue and stellar quarterly earnings.
Nvidia's stratospheric valuation faces a reality check as CEO Jensen Huang downplays speculation of a $100B OpenAI investment. The chipmaker's role as the indispensable 'tollbooth' for AI infrastructure is under the microscope, with markets demanding tangible growth catalysts beyond sentiment.
Chinese authorities have approved ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent to purchase over 400,000 of NVIDIA's flagship H200 AI chips, signaling a pragmatic shift in Beijing's approach to balancing advanced U.S. technology with domestic chip ambitions.
Bank of America has initiated coverage on electronics manufacturing services provider Celestica with a 'Buy' rating, citing the company's strategic position to capitalize on the AI data center infrastructure boom. The firm set a price target of $400, forecasting strong growth driven by custom server and networking switch demand.
Bank of America highlights Broadcom alongside Nvidia and AMD as a leading compute stock, fueled by robust AI infrastructure spending and compelling valuations, with Wells Fargo and Bernstein also raising targets.
Microsoft launches its second-generation Maia AI processor and new software tools, challenging Nvidia's dominance and aiming to reduce reliance on external suppliers for its booming cloud AI services.
In a move to rebalance bilateral trade, India has agreed to significant purchases of U.S. goods including petroleum, defense systems, and commercial aircraft under a newly announced agreement, a senior official confirmed.
Amid a cautiously recovering Eurozone, companies with substantial insider ownership are drawing investor attention. This alignment of interests often signals conviction in long-term growth, as seen in three standout firms from the fashion tech, aquaculture, and biotech sectors.
Salesforce lands a $5.6 billion Army modernization contract and launches a wildfire-fighting consortium with Lockheed Martin and others, as investors weigh long-term public sector growth against recent share price declines.
As major tech firms announce significant layoffs across Washington, the region grapples with a fundamental question: Is this a temporary downturn or a structural pivot toward AI and new industries? The impact ripples far beyond corporate campuses, threatening the vitality of local small businesses that built their models on tech's explosive growth.
Credo Technology Group is deepening its integration into hyperscale AI infrastructure through the launch of its high-bandwidth Blue Heron retimer and a strategic patent licensing agreement with 3M, positioning itself as a key enabler for next-generation AI clusters.
