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Nasdaq Closes At Record High Led By Microsoft And Apple: Fear & Greed Index In 'Neutral' Zone
As the mid-year financial report is approaching, AI stocks are facing the "financial Olympics". The consequences of failing to meet expectations will be severe.
The market has high hopes for AI technology giants, with second-quarter profits of AI six giants, including Nvidia, expected to grow by 30% year-on-year, far exceeding the 5% growth rate of the other 494 component stocks of the S&P 500. However, historical data shows that high-growth stocks with high valuations often face greater downside risk if they fail to meet expectations.
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Amazon acquires Adept, establishing a "standard mode" for Silicon Valley AI transactions.
The method of "poaching and licensing technology" seems to be the new trend for US technology giants to seize the AI market and evade regulation. With Microsoft's acquisition of InflectionAI as a precursor, Amazon has also chosen to enter the AI field using this new model.
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Accusing Nvidia of engaging in anticompetitive behavior in the AI chip sector, France fires the first shot in the antitrust battle.
According to sources, France's antitrust regulator plans to file anticompetitive charges against Nvidia, becoming the first country to take antitrust action against Nvidia. Last September, French law enforcement agencies conducted a raid on the graphics card industry to obtain more information about potential market dominance abuses. At the time they did not confirm the company was Nvidia, but Nvidia later acknowledged that France and other institutions were investigating its business practices. Sources said the raid last year was the result of a broad investigation into cloud computing. As the world's largest manufacturer of artificial intelligence and computer graphics cards, Nvidia is involved in the generation
Report: Chatbot pioneer considers cooperating with competitors Google and Meta.
The first-mover advantage of the AI startup company Character.AI has been gradually weakened and it is facing increasingly greater competitive pressure. In response to the increasingly fierce competitive environment, according to media reports on Monday, July 1, US Eastern Time, Character.AI has begun preliminary discussions with competitors, such as Google and Musk's xAI company, Meta, regarding potential cooperation opportunities. These cooperation agreements may include Character.AI using the partner's computing resources to enhance its research and development capabilities, in exchange for some degree of intellectual property sharing. Public information.
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