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Google launched its new Gemini 3.5 family of AI models at its I/O conference Tuedsay.

Samsung and Google showed off their AI-powered smart glasses on Tuesday.

Team Internet CEO Michael Riedl joined Steve Darling from Proactive’s OTC studio in New York City to discuss the company’s accelerating growth strategy, recent developments in AI-powered search and online discovery, and expansion opportunities across global markets. Riedl explained that Team Internet plays a critical role in powering online identity and digital discovery, helping businesses create and protect their online presence while also connecting consumers with merchants on a global scale. He outlined the company’s ongoing transformation as search behavior evolves and artificial intelligence reshapes how users find information and interact online. The discussion focused heavily on the company’s move away from Google’s traditional AdSense for Domains model toward a newer “Related Search on Content” approach. According to Riedl, this transition creates a stronger and more engaging advertising and content discovery experience by delivering search results that align more closely with user intent and content relevance. The CEO also highlighted the company’s AI-driven comparison platform, explaining that Team Internet’s strategy is centered on developing “pre-manufactured AI results” rather than depending solely on large language models. He said this approach helps improve reliability and consistency while reducing risks often associated with generative AI systems, including hallucinations and inaccurate outputs. Riedl emphasized that Team Internet has intentionally avoided heavy reliance on large AI models, noting that the company believes resilience and performance stability remain important competitive advantages as AI disruption continues to reshape digital markets. He noted that the company’s systems are designed to maintain performance despite broader industry changes and evolving technology trends. International expansion also remains a major growth driver for Team Internet. Riedl pointed to the company’s comparison business as an example of successful global execution, highlighting the launch of operations outside Germany as a significant milestone. France was specifically identified as one of the company’s most promising expansion markets, with early performance reinforcing management’s confidence in broader international opportunities. The interview also touched on Team Internet’s domain services division, where Riedl revealed the company has received several competing bids related to its domain business. He indicated that those discussions could potentially provide enough value to retire all company debt while enhancing long-term shareholder returns. #proactiveinvestors #aim #tig #otcqx #tigxf #MichaelRiedl #SearchTechnology #AdTech #DigitalTransformation #ARRGrowth #DomainServices #ComparisonPlatforms #OTCMarkets #DigitalAdvertising #AI #SearchTechnology #OnlineDiscovery #AdTech #Technology #DigitalTransformation #GrowthStrategy

Financial stocks declined in Tuesday afternoon trading, with the NYSE Financial Index decreasing 0.3

The new company gives enterprises a second route to Google's TPUs, with 500 megawatts targeted for 2027

Samsung recently entered the trillion-dollar club, and another Korean AI chip stock could as well sooner than later.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai will kick off Google's annual developer conference on Tuesday where the tech giant is expected to ‌reveal a flurry of artificial intelligence upgrades for consumers and coders. This year’s I/O conference in ‌Mountain View, California - traditionally Google’s flagship event for showcasing the cutting edge of its consumer-facing products - will be the company's ​first since last winter's major update to its Gemini AI model helped it regain ground in the AI race. Google parent Alphabet recently came within striking distance of Nvidia as the world’s most valuable company.

Blackstone Inc (NYSE:BX) and Alphabet's Google have announced a joint venture aimed at developing a new US-based company that will provide dedicated cloud infrastructure centered on Google’s Tensor Processing Units (TPUs). The planned company will offer data center capacity, operations,...

All three major US stock indexes were down in late-morning trading Tuesday, as the 30-year Treasury

Investors have piled into semiconductor stocks as AI enthusiasm drives markets higher, but rising bond yields and crowded positioning are beginning to raise concerns.

President Trump traded over $50 million in Magnificent Seven tech stocks in the first quarter of 2026, according to a new ethics disclosure. Yahoo Finance Washington Correspondent Ben Werschkul comes on Market Catalysts to speak more about the concerns raised from Trump's trading activity and volume while in office.

It isn’t time to bail on the Magnificent Seven yet. But there are momentum winners in staples and healthcare, too.

Apple, Nvidia Among Top Picks as Oppenheimer Bets on Big Tech Breakout

New company will offer TPU-powered compute services in the U.S.

Blackstone will commit $5 billion to help bring 500 megawatts of capacity online.

Market Catalysts Host Julie Hyman tracks several of the day's top trending stock tickers, including CoreWeave (CRWV) and other neocloud stocks falling on Alphabet's (GOOG, GOOGL) latest AI infrastructure venture with Blackstone (BX); Snowflake (SNOW) shares jumping as Bank of America raises its price target; and Amer Sports (AS) raising its full-year guidance upon reporting strong demand for its Salomon shoes.

The Number Blackstone (NYSE:BX) is committing $5 billion in equity capital to a new artificial intelligence cloud venture with Alphabet‘s (NASDAQ:GOOG) Google Cloud, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The figure represents Blackstone’s equity contribution alone. Total compute investment could reach $25 billion once debt financing is layered in, per Bloomberg. The $5 billion is ... Google and Blackstone Bet $5 Billion on New Newcloud to Challenge CoreWeave

Vail Resorts operates 37 mountain destinations and luxury properties, generating revenue from lift tickets, lodging, and real estate.

Investors will watch inference demand, supply constraints and margins.

At $90, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is finally cheap by its own standards. It trades below its 50-day moving average and well under its 200-day. The stock treaded water year-to-date while the broader market rallied, and the question for the next twelve months is whether that gap closes by Netflix catching up or by Netflix admitting something ... Buy, Sell or Hold Netflix at $90?

Saudi Arabia-backed artificial intelligence company Humain has picked Goldman Sachs to advise on a financing package to build data centres in the kingdom that ‌could be worth at least 20 billion riyals, two sources with knowledge of the matter ‌told Reuters, as the firm races to expand capacity amid a regional AI push. The move illustrates how Saudi Arabia, like Gulf neighbours ​Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, is accelerating its AI build-out to capitalise on surging global demand for computing power. The country is also banking on cheap energy to power data centres - a powerful lure for hyperscalers such as Google, Microsoft and Meta that are driving AI adoption.

Synopsys (NASDAQ:SNPS) below $500 looks priced for an AI story the business does not fully support. The AI multiple attached to this stock fits worse than the valuation implies, and cleaner AI exposure exists elsewhere in the semi stack. Synopsys is the larger of the two electronic design automation giants. It sells the software chip ... Buy, Sell or Hold Synopsis Below $500?

Rivian (RIVN) has been one of the big disappointments in the EV sector. The company is valued at roughly $17 billion today, down almost 90% from its post-IPO peak, as investors remain focused on near-term vehicle production, cash burn, and manufacturing scale.

The stock market has spent much of 2026 acting like the economy is bulletproof. The S&P 500 has climbed more than 23% since President Donald Trump returned to office in January 2025, powered by artificial intelligence spending, strong corporate earnings, and investor enthusiasm over tax and deregulation policies. Yet underneath the headline gains, the labor ... Trump’s Economy Is Worse Than It Looks — Key Economic Indicator Sinks to Pandemic-Era Levels

By Aditya Soni and Abhirami G May 19 (Reuters) - Microsoft's biggest data center in India is on track to open by mid-2026, its country head said on Tuesday, as the tech giant spends heavily to bolster

Alphabet (GOOG) and SpaceX are both infrastructure companies. One monetizes the digital infrastructure the world already depends on. The other is trying to build the infrastructure the world may depend on next.

If you want exposure to U.S. technology through a single ticker, the default answer for most investors is Invesco QQQ Trust (NASDAQ:QQQ), the most recognized tech-tilted ETF in the world. The less obvious choice, SPDR NYSE Technology ETF (NYSEARCA:XNTK), has quietly outpaced it by roughly six percentage points so far in 2026. The funds look ... XNTK Has Crushed QQQ by Six Points in 2026 and the Reason Is Hidden in How Each Fund Decides Which Stocks Matter