Big tech, chips, software, cloud, AI platforms, devices, and the companies shaping the digital economy.
A reported European deal tied to a sovereign artificial intelligence program spotlights AMD’s newest processors, yet the full contract value belongs to the overall project, not solely to the chipmaker.
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A market write-up argues that Amazon’s share-price swings are driven less by quarterly earnings optics and more by how investors interpret a specific, less-discussed number, even as headlines focus on AI-related capital spending.
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A market report says Apple is nearing a leadership handoff, with John Ternus positioned to assume the chief executive role in days as the company prepares to stage what investors are watching closely.
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A deal tied to state attorneys general sets out a broad package of restrictions aimed at teen users, but Meta is indicating that the settlement will not derail the company’s underlying business priorities.
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A comparison of the two tech giants’ AI ambitions suggests investors are pricing their near-term risk very differently, with Meta seen as benefiting more from cloud and AI infrastructure momentum than Alphabet is from its advertising-led results.
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Relativity says its RelativityOne platform for legal work can now be used alongside Microsoft Copilot, using the Model Context Protocol to let Copilot access legal-data intelligence capabilities.
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Nvidia stock climbed on Thursday, breaking out of a cup-with-handle pattern with a widely cited technical “buy point” near 227.92 following an earnings beat, while market commentary linked the move to increased buying associated with Cathie Wood.
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As Nvidia reports another blowout quarter, Howard W. French says the market risks repeating lessons from Japan’s late-20th-century boom, when enthusiasm and asset-building outpaced lasting fundamentals.
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A recent market report says Adobe’s customer-experience push, powered by AI and “agentic” adoption, is strengthening as enterprise buyers evaluate competing platforms that sit near Microsoft’s software stack.
