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In a Google Blog interview, Dr. Garth Graham, head of YouTube Health, says the goal is improving the quality of viewing, building a rules contract with children, and using product controls to remove friction for parents.
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Intel ended a fifth straight week lower while the chipmaker announced a strategic partnership with Lens Technology aimed at advancing semiconductor packaging using glass substrates, a critical step between chips and end products.
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A market report tied to fresh AI-deal headlines argues Microsoft’s shares may be priced too low versus a discounted-cash-flow view of future earnings power. The post also notes the stock is still off its highs over the past year.
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A recent investor-focused column argues Apple has engineered a “mousetrap” effect through its connected devices and services, helping explain why at least one market participant continues adding to AAPL.
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Intel posted second-quarter per-share earnings that were nearly double analysts’ expectations, yet investors appeared more focused on the broader question of how quickly customers are committing to artificial-intelligence spending.
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The chipmaker reported results that beat forecasts by roughly $1.7 billion, yet investors sold the stock, pointing to broader pressures tied to oil, interest rates, and expectations around chip sales. Market commentary also latched onto a separate narrative shift involving Jim Cramer.
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A Yahoo Finance report said analysts raised price targets after AMD’s latest push tied to artificial intelligence compute, sending a announcement of renewed confidence in its roadmap for AI-enabled PCs and data center systems.
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Shares of Intel (INTC) reversed course on July 24, giving back early gains as markets refocused on concerns tied to foundry execution and spending needs for AI and other growth initiatives.
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A reported $1B-plus dark fiber deal between Verizon and Google underscores how data-hungry AI services are increasingly tied to long-term network capacity, with potential implications for telecom capital spending and shareholder payouts.
