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AMD Climbs on Meta's $100B AI Compute Deal, Analysts See Big Upside
business1 day ago

AMD Climbs on Meta's $100B AI Compute Deal, Analysts See Big Upside

Advanced Micro Devices surged about 8.8% after Meta Platforms unveiled a multiyear, roughly $100 billion deal to secure 6 gigawatts of computing power from AMD, with first MI450 GPUs and Venice CPUs shipping in H2 2026; Meta also receives warrants for up to 160 million AMD shares, tying their success together and strengthening AMD’s AI ambitions against Nvidia as analysts raised targets and kept a Moderate Buy consensus with upside near 33%.

Core Scientific Shareholders Reject $9B CoreWeave Merger
business3 months ago

Core Scientific Shareholders Reject $9B CoreWeave Merger

Core Scientific shareholders rejected a $9 billion all-stock merger with AI computing company CoreWeave, ending the potential deal. The rejection caused CoreWeave's shares to dip and Core Scientific's shares to rise. The deal involved providing CoreScientific with advanced mining chips from Block, but investors believed it undervalued the miner amid challenging profitability conditions in Bitcoin mining and the shift towards AI data centers.

Tech Giants and AI: Recent Deals and Market Movements
business4 months ago

Tech Giants and AI: Recent Deals and Market Movements

Anthropic, an AI startup, is expanding its use of Google’s tensor processing units (TPUs) in a deal worth tens of billions of dollars, primarily benefiting Google and Broadcom, while potentially impacting Amazon's cloud business and chip design partnerships. Despite the new deal, Anthropic continues to work with Amazon and Nvidia, highlighting a complex landscape of AI hardware and cloud service collaborations.

CoreWeave's $14 Billion Meta Deal Sparks Stock Surge
business4 months ago

CoreWeave's $14 Billion Meta Deal Sparks Stock Surge

CoreWeave, a provider of AI computing services, is gaining favor on Wall Street after securing major deals with companies like Meta and OpenAI, which alleviates previous concerns about its reliance on Microsoft and its profitability prospects. Its stock has surged 33% in September, reflecting growing confidence in its growth potential amid rising AI demand, despite ongoing debates about its profitability and valuation.

Marvell Stock Soars on AI Demand and Record Data Center Growth
business1 year ago

Marvell Stock Soars on AI Demand and Record Data Center Growth

Marvell Technology Inc. saw its shares rise nearly 11% after reporting better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and a strong forecast, driven by demand for AI computing. The company reported a profit of 43 cents per share, surpassing analyst estimates, and anticipates up to 64 cents per share in the current period. CEO Matt Murphy highlighted the success of Marvell's custom AI silicon programs, which are now in volume production. The company expects fourth-quarter sales of approximately $1.8 billion, exceeding the $1.64 billion average estimate.

"Nvidia's Jensen Huang Foresees Long-Term AI Computing Ramp and Solvable AI Hallucinations"
technology1 year ago

"Nvidia's Jensen Huang Foresees Long-Term AI Computing Ramp and Solvable AI Hallucinations"

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang predicts years of growth ahead for AI computing, emphasizing its impact on various industries including health care. The company unveiled Blackwell, the new generation of its AI graphics chips, essential for training and deploying large AI models. Huang highlighted AI's potential to accelerate research and development in fields such as science and health care, enabling simulations that could reduce the need for extensive wet lab screening. He also discussed Nvidia's technology's role in accelerating data processing and cutting costs across various sectors.

"Qualcomm's AI Ambitions: The Battle for AI Dominance in 2024"
technology2 years ago

"Qualcomm's AI Ambitions: The Battle for AI Dominance in 2024"

Qualcomm aims to challenge Nvidia's dominance in AI computing by expanding its presence in the AI chip market for smartphones and computers, positioning itself as a key player in the transition to an AI computing ecosystem. With Nvidia currently leading the market for AI chips in data centers and servers, Qualcomm's ambitions set the stage for a potential battle in 2024 as it seeks to become a major player in AI technology.

"Tech Boom Drives Record Asian Stock Market Rally"
finance2 years ago

"Tech Boom Drives Record Asian Stock Market Rally"

Asian stocks rose for a second day, following a global rally in equities that saw markets in the US, Europe, and Japan hit all-time highs. Most notably, Nvidia's market capitalization surged, driven by the AI computing boom. The bullish mood in Asia was also supported by a buoyant outlook for Nvidia and strong economic data from the US. Meanwhile, China's economic slowdown and concerns about property-sector improvement were also in focus. In the US, traders took more hawkish Fed commentary in stride, and in commodities, oil slipped while gold fluctuated.

"iPhone 16 Leaks: Game-Changing Upgrades and Color Options Revealed"
technology2 years ago

"iPhone 16 Leaks: Game-Changing Upgrades and Color Options Revealed"

The upcoming iPhone 16 series is rumored to feature a significant upgrade in AI computing cores, potentially increasing the Neural Engine performance to 24 or 32 cores, along with improvements in existing processors. Reports also suggest that generative AI features will be exclusive to the 2024 iPhone series, and Apple is working on using generative AI to accelerate software development. Additionally, design changes related to the updated processor, including a new camera bump arrangement, may enable spatial video recording.

Huawei's Decade-Long Commitment to AI Development
technology2 years ago

Huawei's Decade-Long Commitment to AI Development

Huawei has announced a strategic shift towards artificial intelligence (AI), prioritizing it as their new focus for the next decade. The Chinese tech and telecoms giant, previously focused on cloud computing and intellectual property, aims to help industries leverage AI's potential. This move follows a similar decision by Alibaba earlier this month. Huawei's announcement coincided with allegations made by China against the United States, accusing the US of infiltrating Huawei servers 15 years ago. The claims are significant as the US has long suspected Huawei of spying, leading to trade restrictions. Huawei has denied these allegations and operates independently of the Chinese government.