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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shared that Bill Gates once doubted the company's investment in OpenAI, predicting significant losses. This highlights the ongoing debate about the risks and rewards of AI investments in tech. As the sector evolves, the confidence of leadership will be crucial in navigating these challenges.
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Citi Cuts Snowflake (SNOW) Price Target to $270 but Maintains Buy Rating Citi Cuts Snowflake (SNOW) Price Target to $270 but Maintains Buy Rating | about 6 hours ago |
Nvidia Wants to Be the Brain of Consumer PCs Once Again Nvidia Wants to Be the Brain of Consumer PCs Once Again | about 8 hours ago |
Wall Street’s Latest Bet Is on ‘HALO’ Companies With AI Immunity Wall Street’s Latest Bet Is on ‘HALO’ Companies With AI Immunity | about 8 hours ago |
Nvidia Wants to Be the Brain of Consumer PCs Once Again Nvidia chips for laptop computers are set to hit the market this year in products from Dell, Lenovo and others, a return to the consumer PC market for the leader in artificial-intelligence chips. The world’s most valuable company by market capitalization, Nvidia isn’t expecting big profit soon from getting its chips into everyday PCs, but analysts said it wanted to keep a connection with consumers in an era when every device will be AI-enabled. Nvidia and its partners hope to make PCs lighter and thinner while keeping long battery life. | about 8 hours ago |
Wall Street’s Latest Bet Is on ‘HALO’ Companies With AI Immunity After a three-year love affair with anything related to artificial intelligence, U.S. investors are flocking to the factory owners, fast-food restaurants and commodity companies that have seemingly strong odds of surviving the technological revolution intact. The winners include McDonald’s Exxon Mobil and tractor maker Deere Left behind are the perceived potential victims of the AI revolution, a list that has ranged from wealth managers to software firms. In the past month, the S&P 500 sectors for industrials, materials, utilities and consumer staples have surged ahead of the overall index, while information technology has slid and the Magnificent Seven tech giants— Alphabet Amazon Apple Meta Microsoft Nvidia and Tesla —have languished. | about 8 hours ago |
Software stocks are sliding. Is it time to 'buy the dip'? Software stocks are sliding. Is it time to 'buy the dip'? | about 8 hours ago |
Software stocks are sliding. Is it time to 'buy the dip'? Shares of Microsoft, Oracle and Salesforce are sliding as investors debate whether AI will disrupt or destroy software firms. | about 8 hours ago |
Citi Cuts Snowflake (SNOW) Price Target to $270 but Maintains Buy Rating
Citi Cuts Snowflake (SNOW) Price Target to $270 but Maintains Buy Rating
Nvidia Wants to Be the Brain of Consumer PCs Once Again
Nvidia Wants to Be the Brain of Consumer PCs Once Again
Wall Street’s Latest Bet Is on ‘HALO’ Companies With AI Immunity
Wall Street’s Latest Bet Is on ‘HALO’ Companies With AI Immunity
Nvidia Wants to Be the Brain of Consumer PCs Once Again
Nvidia chips for laptop computers are set to hit the market this year in products from Dell, Lenovo and others, a return to the consumer PC market for the leader in artificial-intelligence chips. The world’s most valuable company by market capitalization, Nvidia isn’t expecting big profit soon from getting its chips into everyday PCs, but analysts said it wanted to keep a connection with consumers in an era when every device will be AI-enabled. Nvidia and its partners hope to make PCs lighter and thinner while keeping long battery life.
Wall Street’s Latest Bet Is on ‘HALO’ Companies With AI Immunity
After a three-year love affair with anything related to artificial intelligence, U.S. investors are flocking to the factory owners, fast-food restaurants and commodity companies that have seemingly strong odds of surviving the technological revolution intact. The winners include McDonald’s Exxon Mobil and tractor maker Deere Left behind are the perceived potential victims of the AI revolution, a list that has ranged from wealth managers to software firms. In the past month, the S&P 500 sectors for industrials, materials, utilities and consumer staples have surged ahead of the overall index, while information technology has slid and the Magnificent Seven tech giants— Alphabet Amazon Apple Meta Microsoft Nvidia and Tesla —have languished.
Software stocks are sliding. Is it time to 'buy the dip'?
Software stocks are sliding. Is it time to 'buy the dip'?
Software stocks are sliding. Is it time to 'buy the dip'?
Shares of Microsoft, Oracle and Salesforce are sliding as investors debate whether AI will disrupt or destroy software firms.