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Jensen Huang's about-face may actually benefit quantum start-ups.

Broadcom and Alphabet are both great long-term plays on the generative AI boom.

The company recently hiked its capex guidance for the year.

The company went public in 2017 and on April 30 it hit an all-time low.

Oracle's stock took a hit after news regarding OpenAI's missed targets was reported.

Microsoft's earnings numbers looked solid, as it beat on Azure and its top and bottom lines.

Oracle's AI cloud story is getting bigger, but investors still have to weigh massive demand against debt, cash flow pressure, and execution risk.

IBM and IonQ remain promising plays in this nascent market.

Cogent stock is looking like one of the stock market's biggest losers today.

The Strait of Hormuz crisis has created a global helium shortage, but one chip manufacturer is better positioned than its competitors to weather it.

Palantir has gotten off to a difficult start to the year.

Intel stock surged 114% in April 2026. Here's what drove the chipmaker's best month in decades.

These stocks do not depend heavily on resources, products, or business activity in the conflict zone.

Shares of the tech giant are up around 170% this year.

The chipmaker's stock is still trading at valuations below its average from the past few years.

Nvidia stock has soared, but AI demand, valuation, and Wall Street targets suggest the biggest question may not be whether it's too expensive, but whether investors are still too cautious.

Microsoft's stock has been running in place for the past two years.

D-Wave Quantum has momentum, customer traction, and huge upside targets, but its valuation raises a serious question investors shouldn't ignore.

Sandisk is more popular, but is Micron stock a safer bet on AI?

2026 still looks like a great year to own Sandisk stock.