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Bloomberg, via Yahoo Finance, says Amazon.com Inc. and Walmart Inc.’s Flipkart are moving toward ultrafast delivery in India, intensifying competition with Eternal Ltd. and Swiggy Ltd., which pioneered rapid delivery models.
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A market analysis says Apple has started lifting prices across a wider range of products, with the firm’s most important line, the iPhone, seemingly spared so far. The bigger question is whether higher costs will eventually reach the flagship handset.
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The latest market discussion around Nvidia’s valuation focuses less on graphics processing units alone and more on what may drive the next leg of growth.
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A new market report argues Apple’s effort to translate artificial intelligence into practical, everyday value could run into resistance among existing users, with the iPhone potentially becoming the next battleground.
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The stock has fallen more than 20% during June, putting Microsoft on pace for its worst month in more than two decades, reviving questions about what is driving the sudden risk-off move in large-cap technology.
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A new market discussion is asking whether Micron Technology could play a role similar to Nvidia during the AI boom, pointing to how investors are beginning to look beyond chipmakers for companies positioned to benefit from data-center growth.
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Meta is lobbying California lawmakers to narrow the reach of a proposed bill tied to child harm on social platforms, arguing the measure could expose companies to large, per-child penalties, according to reports.
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The companies said they will work together to build an AI-based radio access network (RAN) architecture for next-generation 6G networks, with Nvidia AI processors planned to be integrated into Nokia’s existing 5G equipment.
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The GPU cloud provider says it has lined up a large pipeline of customer commitments connected to Nvidia, Meta, Microsoft and OpenAI, highlighting how quickly demand for AI compute capacity is moving from R&D to contracted infrastructure.
