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Apple is reportedly testing Intel's foundry business as the US chipmaker pushes for a broader manufacturing comeback.

After a remarkable run, Micron just joined the elite club.

Which of these e-commerce powerhouses is the better stock to buy today?

Google I/O revealed the company’s future in artificial intelligence, complete with updated search and AI glasses.

Northland moved Intel to Market Perform after a sharp rally in the stock.

What comes next for this beaten-down e-commerce stock?

Dell's AI server business is growing at a nice clip, and the company notes that sovereign AI is contributing toward its healthy growth.

The scale gap between the two companies remains stark. A recent Forbes analysis shows TSMC generated $35.9 billion in foundry revenue in Q1 2026, versus Intel Foundry’s $5.4 billion — with Intel drawing only around $174 million, roughly 3%, from external customers. TSMC’s market cap of approximately $1.86 trillion is nearly three times Intel’s current valuation.

The market is buying everything AI related, but that love doesn’t extend to data centers.

Few nuclear stocks actually generate revenue yet. Now, Nano Nuclear is one of them.

Meta apparently bowed out from competing for a key source of the company's business.

This company is in the right industry at the right time, although it's certainly given investors plenty of bullish news to latch onto of late.

GE Vernova, Vistra, and Nextpower have plenty of room to grow.

This under-the-radar stock is up 170% over the past year, and more upside could be ahead.

Intuitive Machines already has one $4 billion-plus NASA contract. Is it about to win another one?

Caterpillar overshot the broader market's decline when the war in Iran started, but it's rebounded mightily.

A $6,700 allocation to this retailer's shares 30 years ago would be worth a seven-figure sum today.

Oklo needs fuel, and the U.S. needs to get rid of some plutonium. Is this a match made in heaven?

Sandisk stock is going up, but Micron stock is cheaper.

Shares of Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) are up 5% in early Tuesday trading, leading a broad lift across the chip complex. Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) is up 2%, while NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) is essentially flat. The move follows a price target bombshell from UBS on Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) this morning. UBS raised its Micron target to $1,625 from ... AMD Is Up 5% Today: Is It Outperforming Other Chip Stocks Like Intel and NVIDIA?

Meta Platforms is trading at a dirt cheap price tag.

The AI buildout bottleneck is shifting from memory and chips as agentic AI takes center stage, according to Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS). The advancement of agentic AI faces "critical physical bottlenecks," the investment bank’s analysts said in a May 13 report,...

Having a clean slate, so to speak, can bring overlooked investment prospects to the forefront.

Intel downgraded, Marvell upgraded: Wall Street's top analyst calls

It's a tech world in the minds of stock analysts.

The long-term money still hates software.

This newly public quantum company recently won a $100 million government contract.

At about $467.51 a share, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is trading near its 52-Week high.

Investing.com -- Northland Capital Markets downgraded Intel and Astera Labs to Market Perform on Tuesday, citing stretched valuations and growing concerns that hyperscaler spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure will decline in 2027.

After the S&P 500's impressive trailing-10-year performance, investors must view things with a fresh perspective.