Business headlines from the Apex backend, organized by sectors and major public companies for faster market scanning.
On its earnings call, Jensen Huang framed the AI infrastructure expansion as accelerating at “extraordinary speed.” A separate market report suggests the next battleground may be whether enterprises can prove the returns from all that spend.
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Marvell shares have surged on investor enthusiasm for the AI infrastructure layer, helped by a high-profile Nvidia partnership that aims to plug Marvell’s custom chips into Nvidia’s rack-scale ecosystem.
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Customers in London can now opt in through the Uber app to be matched with an autonomous Ford Mustang Mach-E running Wayve’s self-driving system, with a launch date left open pending regulatory approvals.
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An analyst at D.A. Davidson argues that Nvidia’s AI-chip margins may stay near the mid-70% range for years, citing hyperscalers’ limited near-term alternatives despite the rise of custom silicon.
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The CRM and AI vendor said its new “Environmental Impact” section, calculated using the AI Energy Score methodology, is intended to make sustainability metrics part of how customers evaluate AI models.
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A new Fire TV experience puts live matches, highlights, and replays in one place, while Alexa+ commands can pull up scores, matchups, and schedules. Some games can be streamed for free on Tubi.
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Alphabet’s Google said NotebookLM now uses a newer Gemini-based reasoning engine, runs code in a secure cloud environment, and can generate charts, spreadsheets, and slide decks from a user’s sources.
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A push for electric heavy trucking hinges on whether Tesla’s Semi can deliver lower operating costs, adequate range, and cleaner power at scale, according to a recent report.
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Ahead of the June 11 kickoff of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Nike is leaning hard on new federation kits, elite boots, and a branded football content universe. Wall Street’s reaction is cautiously constructive, but several firms still see execution risk in the broader turnaround.
