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Before the US announced a major CPI, chip stocks continued to drag down US stocks, and the S&P and NASDAQ fell two times in a row. The chip stock index fell more than 1%, outperforming the market for two consecutive days. Nvidia closed down 2%, TSMC's US stock closed down 5%, and AMD fell more than 4%, all of which continued to fall below the record high set last Thursday; Meta fell more than 4% to lead blue chip technology stocks, and Apple rose more than 1%, two consecutive days; after the earnings report, Oracle traded up more than 10%. The technology sector fell 2%, leading the decline in European stocks on the second day, and ASML fell more than 4%. US stocks: The Dow rose 0.12%, the S&P 500 index fell 0.11%, and the NASDAQ fell 0.41%.
GPT has become an “electricity devil” and consumes up to 500,000 kilowatts of electricity per day. The average daily electricity consumption of ChatGPT is equivalent to more than 17,000 times the daily electricity consumption of an American household. Not long ago, Musk predicted that the AI industry will face power shortages next year. According to Hwang In-hoon, the end of AI is photovoltaics and energy storage. Various signs indicate that Apple will add revolutionary AI features to the upcoming iOS 18 and macOS 15 systems. Apple is carrying the “end-side AI” banner, and AppleGPT is probably coming. The analysis indicates that if Apple takes the lead in implementing “end-side AI” on consumer-grade devices, it will far surpass its competitors in terms of privacy protection and user experience.
The two-year US Treasury yield rebounded more than 10 basis points from the one-month low set last Friday. The US dollar index broke away from more than half a month's low. Bitcoin rose more than $5,000 and surpassed $72,000 in the intraday period, breaking 70,000 for the first time last Friday...