Elon Musk Hails Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's Work Ethic And Humble Start At Denny's: 'Absolutely The Right Attitude'
Palantir's Peter Thiel Says It's 'Very Strange' That Most Money In AI Is Being Made By Only One Company: '...Which Silicon Valley Doesn't Even Know Much About Anymore'
SK Hynix Plans to Invest Nearly $75B by 2028 in Chips Amid AI Frenzy - Report
Nvidia Partner Lambda Labs In Talks To Raise $800M To Expand AI Infrastructure And Meet Soaring Demand For GPUs And Cloud Services
S&P 500 Ends First Half Shy Of All-Time Highs. Here Are The Leaders And Laggards — And 5 Stocks That Could Outperform In Next 6 Months
Moderna And Walgreens Boots Alliance Were Among The 10 Biggest Large Cap Losers Last Week (June 23 - June 29): Are These In Your Portfolio?
NVDA and FSLR Lead the Charge for S&P 500 Information Technology Ahead of Q2 Earnings
Notable Analyst Calls This Week: Nike, Micron and FedEx Among Top Picks
Top S&P 500 Gainers and Losers of Q2
After CoreWeave, it is Lambda, a major new AI cloud player that has raised a lot of money, with a constant supply of nvidia GPU ammunition.
With the vigorous development of generative AI, the demand for computing infrastructure that supports its operation is soaring. This trend is driving the rapid growth of the cloud computing market, while also intensifying market competition. Traditional cloud computing giants and emerging professional computing leasing companies are engaging in a fierce game. The computing leasing star is expanding rapidly. According to media reports on Saturday, Lambda Labs, a computing leasing company supported by Nvidia, is in talks to raise $800 million and is expected to become one of the largest start-ups in Silicon Valley's financing in recent years. In February of this year, the company successfully raised $320 million at a valuation of $1.5 billion.
S&P 500's YTD Gain Is Not Justified, Says JPM's Kolanovic in Backing 4,200 Year-end Call
Inflation Reaches Over 3-Year Lows, Rate Cuts Are Getting Closer, Trump Dominates Debate: This Week In The Market
$100 Invested In Micron Technology 20 Years Ago Would Be Worth This Much Today
S&P 500, Nasdaq Slip From Records as Apple's Decline Offset Nvidia's Gain | Market Story
Decoding ASML Holding's Options Activity: What's the Big Picture?
The Top 15 Contributors to EPS Growth for the Second Quarter - UBS
10 Information Technology Stocks Whale Activity In Today's Session
This Is What Whales Are Betting On Applied Mat
Huge Post Debate Uncertainty For Investors, New Data On Fed's Favorite Inflation Gauge And Personal Spending
As inflation cools down, the US stock index opened higher but its gains narrowed. Chip stocks rose across the board, with Nvidia up 3% and Nike falling 19%.
Nike experienced its largest intraday drop since 2001, with the company's fourth-quarter revenue falling short of expectations. Most semiconductor stocks rose, with Taiwan Semiconductor up about 1% and Nvidia slightly up. Most Chinese concept stocks fell, with Xpeng down more than 2% and JD.com, Li Auto Inc, and NIO Inc down more than 1%. The French CAC 40 index fell nearly 1%, and France's 10-year treasury note yield rose to its highest level since November last year. On the news front, the first round of voting for the National Assembly elections in France will take place on Sunday.