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Microsoft is ramping up its custom silicon strategy by preparing to unveil the Maia 300 AI chip this fall while securing TSMC manufacturing capacity to reduce reliance on expensive Nvidia hardware.
It's never too late to save more aggressively if you feel as though you're behind.
It's a bullish start to the week for this memory maven.
Elon Musk has battled plunging stock prices before.
Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. analyst Timothy Horan joins Jared Blikre on Market Catalysts to discuss what's next for SpaceX (SPCX).
Broadcom has major momentum heading into 2027.
The fast-food giant recently posted quarterly results, which weren't impressive.
Super Micro Computer has doubled its revenue year over year while accumulating $8.8 billion in debt and sitting under an active board review, leaving investors to decide whether the $13 billion Blackwell order book justifies the baggage.
Soaring memory costs have already pushed up MacBook and iPad prices, but those products are small fish compared to the iPhone. Now Apple faces a collision of forces that could force its hand on the product that generates 90% of the smartphone industry's profits.
Initial public offerings won't unlock instant wealth for retail investors.
CPI Card Group is the bargain-priced credit card stock you've never heard of.
Monday.com stock had a volatile July. Here's what drove the 20% gain and why the bumpy ride isn't over yet.
Shares of Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) are up 4% to $32.48 in Monday morning trading, leading a broad bid across AI server names heading into the company’s fiscal Q4 2026 earnings report. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE:HPE) stock is climbing 4% to $55.20, and Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) shares are advancing 3% to $468.67. The action is ... Super Micro Rises 4% Ahead of Earnings; HPE Gains 4%, Dell Climbs 3% as AI Server Stocks Advance
An 80% production yield could help Samsung ramp next-generation AI memory faster than expected.
Investors aren't happy with high-spending companies that don't turn a profit.
Nvidia (NVDA) is expected to beat estimates and raise guidance on strong Vera Rubin demand and cloud
SanDisk just delivered one of the most spectacular post-spinoff runs in recent memory, yet two converging threats could turn that triumph into a costly lesson for investors who move too soon.
Wall Street has been fretting over a potential AI bubble burst and whether huge AI spending by companies would ever pay off. But Cathie Wood is doubling down. Ark recently bought 80,000 shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) across five funds. Ark also decreased its stake in Roblox (NYSE: RBLX). Nvidia: Growth Outpaces The Stock Price Nvidia […]
Chevron's got a cash windfall coming, and investors can cash in on that today.
NuScale Power now has a market cap under $4 billion.
Yahoo Finance Senior Business Reporter Ines Ferre joins Opening Bid to discuss JPMorgan's (JPM) latest note, warning that the memory chip shortage could continue for at least two more years. Ferre also breaks down the S&P 500's (^GSPC) bullish run, which has produced 26 record closes in 2026.
By no means does SpaceX's stock come cheap.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE: TSM) is the direct supply-chain beneficiary. Microsoft is negotiating with TSMC to fill an order that dwarfs the tens of thousands of Maia 200 chips produced to date. The longer-term ambition is capacity for more than one million units, though component supplies and ongoing packaging negotiations could constrain that target.
The stock is up just 8% this year and could prove to be an undervalued buy.
DraftKings just posted its worst margin quarter in years while simultaneously launching a business growing five times faster than its core sportsbook ever did. One of those stories is going to dominate the next 90 days, and the NFL season will decide which.
ON Semiconductor just posted a clean earnings beat, yet its stock sits nearly 40% below its 52-week high while one top analyst sees a radically different story unfolding in the quarters ahead.