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The AI security company said it plans to connect its protection platform with Amazon’s AgentCore, targeting controls that constrain what AI agents can do once they are running.
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A roundup of early movers highlighted technology and artificial-intelligence related stocks, with Broadcom (AVGO) included among the companies traders watched as markets weighed the outlook for U.S. monetary policy and growth.
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A market commentator writing via Yahoo Finance framed Microsoft as a name to sell into strength rather than accumulate after weakness, citing a wait-for-rally approach instead of a near-term rebound bet.
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The semiconductor and infrastructure software company rebounded following a June drop tied to less-than-stellar guidance, but J.P. Morgan is still pointing to a large upside gap.
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A recent market commentary on AMD argues that Wall Street’s focus on AI accelerators could miss a more fundamental shift in the firm’s oldest, steady revenue businesses.
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In a new post on higher education, Alphabet’s Google describes how instructors and students are experimenting with Gemini and NotebookLM, aiming to shift AI use from short cuts to structured learning and better feedback.
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A proposed settlement described by Yahoo Finance could provide payments of up to $95 to certain buyers of select iPhone 16 and iPhone 15 models, following complaints that some promised Siri AI capabilities were not available at launch.
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The stock’s rapid climb is pushing bulls and skeptics to ask the same question: is AMD still early in its AI acceleration, or is the market already pricing in a best-case future?
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A new comparison of Palantir and Cognyte frames Palantir as the faster grower with stronger margins, while Cognyte is described as seeing improving recurring revenue but navigating the risks and costs of moving customers toward subscription-style arrangements.
