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This marks a significant departure for the chip designer, which has previously only licensed its intellectual property.

Nokia rose after earlier weakness in Helsinki trading, with improving sentiment across telecom equipment peers reflecting ongoing support from 5G spending and carrier demand.

Valuations of both of these AI leaders have declined.

Nebius expects incredible growth during 2026 and beyond.

Meta Platforms is overhauling the entire social media experience using artificial intelligence.

Supplying advanced semiconductor substrates for global tech markets, this company just reported a notable insider sale in a recent filing.

Super Micro Computer rose despite ongoing export control scrutiny and analyst downgrades, as investors continue to weigh strong AI-driven revenue growth against margin pressure and governance concerns.

Today, March 24, 2026, investors weigh fresh defense contracts against renewed doubts over tech valuations and momentum.

Nvidia is hard to top, but AMD has been chipping away at its lead.

The next earnings report from Bitfarms is worth watching to track its transition to AI infrastructure.

Ouster, a lidar technology provider for robotics and vehicles, saw a notable insider sale following a year of significant share price gains.

Extreme circumstances can sometimes confuse investors into second-guessing themselves. This is one of those times.

BigBear.ai and SoundHound AI stocks are both down more than 30% in 2026. Which is the better buy?

The share price hasn't caught up to Micron's earnings yet.

These AI companies are great additions to any portfolio.

Broadcom is the one stock to own to play the rise of million-chip XPU data centers.

Netflix walked away from one of the biggest deals in entertainment. Now the real test begins -- can Netflix deliver its next phase of growth on its own?

Investors worried about AI may be underestimating the value of Amazon's retail operations.

The "SaaSpocalypse" continues.