Big tech, chips, software, cloud, AI platforms, devices, and the companies shaping the digital economy.
Aravind Srinivas of Perplexity argued that the next leg of AI winners may be the companies supplying the most constrained inputs for training and running models, a framing that could elevate semiconductor demand relative to large internet platforms.
THE APEX TIMES
THE APEX TIMES
Intel stock jumped in early trading after a statement by President Donald Trump that Apple has agreed to collaborate with a chipmaker on U.S. production. The companies involved have not provided immediate, detailed confirmation in the reporting that moved markets.
THE APEX TIMES
A risk-on turn pushed the Dow higher Thursday, lifting semiconductor names including Intel, amid market attention to diplomatic developments and political outlines cited by investors.
THE APEX TIMES
A post by President Donald Trump on Truth Social claimed Apple has agreed to work with Intel to design and build chips in America, triggering a sharp early move in Intel’s stock.
THE APEX TIMES
Netflix said it is now available through The Spectrum App Store, a telecom-run marketplace that lets customers discover, activate, upgrade and purchase streaming services in one place.
THE APEX TIMES
The retailer has tapped Claire Peters, previously linked to Amazon’s Fresh business and other international retail leadership, to succeed its current U.S. chief on Sept. 8.
THE APEX TIMES
A market analysis piece argues that Adobe is intentionally choosing a longer-term vision over near-term, more predictable earnings. The concern is not the strategy itself, but how the market could react if results do not show up on the expected schedule.
THE APEX TIMES
Apple CEO Tim Cook told The Wall Street Journal that surging memory and storage chip expenses are pressuring the company’s supply chain, and that higher prices for some products may follow.
THE APEX TIMES
A sharp rally in Intel stock followed President Donald Trump’s statement that the chipmaker will partner with Apple to design and produce semiconductors in the United States. Neither Apple nor Intel, in the cited report, provided immediate details of the arrangement.
