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Nvidia (NVDA) stock is up about 15.44% year to date, at the time of writing, Friday afternoon, May 29. Meanwhile, the SPDR S&P 500 index (SPY) is up about 11.06% in the same period. While the stock has outpaced the S&P 500, its growth is lagging that of other semiconductor companies that ...
Advanced Micro Devices has significantly outperformed the Nasdaq recently, and analysts remain highly optimistic about the stock’s prospects.
Marvell (MRVL) stock closed the May 28 trading session up 3.09% at $204.03. The upbeat close followed the release of the first-quarter (Q1) fiscal year 2027 earnings report on May 27. The stock has rallied 141% year to date, as of Friday morning, May 29. Meanwhile, the SPDR S&P 500 index (SPY) ...
Arm Holdings plc (NASDAQ:ARM) was among the stocks Jim Cramer discussed in this changing market. Cramer highlighted the stock’s growth after he purchased it for the Charitable Trust, as he commented: Same goes for Arm Holdings. The chip design company had been putting up some pretty good numbers. But more important, it announced that rather […]
The stock market keeps climbing, and investors have every reason to feel optimistic. The S&P 500 closed this week with a modest 0.2% gain on Friday, enough to extend its winning streak to nine consecutive weeks. Since the market bottomed on March 30, the benchmark index has surged 19.5%, adding roughly $11 trillion in market ... History Says the S&P 500’s 9-Week Rally Is Rare. It May Be Even Rarer Than You Think
Nvidia on Friday posted a cryptic social media post that seemed to give credence to rumors that the company will make a chip for Windows PCs and announce it at the chipmaker’s GTC Taipei convention next week. The post read “A new era of PC,” and then listed two numbers which appear to be the coordinates of the Taipei Music Center. Huang’s presentation is slated to begin on Monday at 11 a.m. Taipei time, which is Sunday at 11 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time.
The stock market hit fresh highs on Iran deal hopes. Nvidia, Tesla lead five trillion-dollar titans near buy points.
Artificial intelligence (AI) exhibition, Computex, is kicking off in Taipei on Jun. 2, with names like Nvidia (NVDA), AMD (AMD), Intel (INTC), and Qualcomm (QCOM) taking center stage. Yahoo Finance Technology Editor Dan Howley explains what you need to know.
Computex 2026 kicks off on June 2.
An exchange-traded fund focused on riskier S&P 500 stocks is riding its best seven-day stretch in a year. The Invesco S&P 500 High Beta ETF, which offers exposure to some of the most volatile stocks in the S&P 500, is up another 1%.
South Korea’s KOSPI has gone from emerging-markets afterthought to the best major equity story of 2026, and the engine is sitting inside every advanced AI server on Earth. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix produce the lion’s share of the world’s high-bandwidth memory (HBM), the stacked DRAM that NVIDIA, AMD, and the hyperscalers cannot build accelerators ... South Korea Is Up Nearly 96 Percent in 2026 and These 3 ETFs Let You Play the Chip Nation Story at Different Risk Levels
AMD CEO Lisa Su tells MIT graduates that knowing how to use the tools isn’t enough—and the impacts from AI are “actually our responsibilities.”
The Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF, which counts every S&P 500 stock as if they were the same size, is up just 2.7% this month. Instead, it’s been big gainers like Micron Technology, Intel, Sandisk, Advanced Micro Devices, and Dell Technologies that have helped lead the S&P 500.
Few stocks have captured AI infrastructure enthusiasm like AMD (NASDAQ:AMD), which has rallied 118.3% year to date and 322.28% over the past year. With Lisa Su’s data center franchise compounding at scale, the question is no longer whether AMD belongs in the AI conversation, but how much further the stock can run from here. Our ... Prediction: AMD’s Rapid Data Center Expansion Fuels Bullish Target
INTC rolls out Arc G-Series chips for handheld gamers, touting Arc B390 graphics, XeSS 3 boosts and battery efficiency as partners line up new devices.
Marvell Technology's AI chip demand is driving revenue growth, but gross margin remains under pressure as custom silicon costs rise and competition intensifies.
Nvidia's China setback could create openings, though AMD still has work to do.
A furious rally for chip stocks has raised fears of a new bubble. If and when the party ends, five stocks will be left standing. They all remain undervalued.
Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) at $136.88 rates a hold, and AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) at $467.51 rates a hold, according to our analysis. Both are AI infrastructure favorites, but each has reached a price where the easy money has been made and the next leg requires fresh proof. Palantir builds the operating layer for governments and large enterprises deploying ... Palantir at $136, AMD at $167: Buy, Sell or Hold?
AMD Could Ride the Next AI Wave to Huge Earnings Growth, Wolfe Says
Wedbush’s Dan Ives went on The Pomp Podcast with Anthony Pompliano and laid out a thesis that should reframe how you think about every AI position in your portfolio. His line: “This is 3rd inning, 1 out in a 9-inning game.” If you accept that framing, the implication for chip stocks, hyperscalers, and even the ... Wedbush’s Dan Ives: AI Revolution Is Only in Third Inning. Here’s Why Nvidia and U.S. Chip Stocks Have Years of Upside Left.
Rambus (NASDAQ:RMBS) has become one of the more interesting names in the AI infrastructure supply chain, and it remains under the radar for most investors. This is the memory bandwidth IP company sitting underneath the entire AI buildout, yet awareness outside semiconductor circles is limited. That gap between fundamentals and recognition is what makes the ... Every AI Chip on Earth Needs This Company’s Technology. It Has an 80% Gross Margin. And You’ve Probably Never Heard of It
In recent developments within the AI Chips arena, Ultimo has introduced an expanded suite of digital workers aimed at transforming industrial maintenance operations. These AI-driven assistants are designed to integrate intelligence directly into the workflows of maintenance teams, covering functions such as planning, technician support, and health, safety & environment (HSE) management. Accessible through platforms like Microsoft Teams, these digital workers address crucial challenges such as...
<body><p>STORY: Samsung Electronics made a big move in the AI chip race on Friday.</p><p>It said it's started shipping samples of its latest high-bandwidth memory - or HBM - chip to customers.</p><p>It pulls the South Korean tech giant ahead of rivals as they compete to send out new versions of HBMs which are critical to AI data centers.</p><p>The new chip is the 12-layer HBM4E and Samsung said it's more than 20% faster than its previous-generation HBM4 products.</p><p>The rollout is part of Samsung's efforts to regain momentum in the HBM market.</p><p>It had fallen behind rivals like SK Hynix and Micron in supplying advanced AI memory chips, particularly to Nvidia.</p><p>Samsung's clients include major AI players Nvidia, AMD and Google, among others.</p><p>Demand has surged for advanced memory chips used in AI servers and processors.</p><p>Investors liked what they heard Friday.</p><p>Shares of Samsung Electronics rose as much as 6.5% in morning trading.</p><p>Rival SK Hynix also saw its shares climb just over 1%.</p></body>
When AMD CEO Lisa Su arrived in China last week just days after Nvidia's CEO left, she kept a much lower profile than Jensen Huang, who drew crowds in the centre of the capital as he posed for photos and ate local delicacies like Beijing-style soybean paste noodles. Just a year ago at the annual Computex trade show in Taipei, Huang said Nvidia's market share in China had dropped to 50% from 95% due to U.S. export controls. Since then, that has effectively fallen to zero, he said this year, amid Beijing's push for self-reliance in advanced AI chips.
By Eduardo Baptista and Liam Mo BEIJING, May 29 (Reuters) - When AMD CEO Lisa Su arrived in China last week just days after Nvidia's CEO left, she kept a much lower profile than Jensen Huang, who drew
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