Cerebras Systems announced it will launch its first European data center by the end of 2026 and expand to 200 MW of AI compute capacity across France and the Nordics by the end of 2027. This expansion aims to provide faster AI inference closer to European users, supporting complex AI workloads and meeting demand for local, low-latency infrastructure. Part of the capacity will support OpenAI workloads under their partnership. The move reflects Cerebras' confidence in Europe's growth potential for AI compute services.
Nvidia projects a 70% growth rate, which the company says is capped by supply constraints rather than weak demand. This indicates that the market demand for Nvidia's products is actually stronger than the forecast suggests. The supply ceiling could l...
Daktronics reported Q1 earnings of $0.40 per share, beating analyst estimates by 14.29% and showing a 21.2% increase from last year. Revenue rose 7.1% to $234.57 million, also surpassing expectations. The company maintains a strong operating margin o...
NetApp, Inc. forecasts a strong quarterly earnings report with an EPS estimate of $2.12, up from $1.55 last year, and revenue projected at $1.84 billion, marking an 18.2% increase. This growth is supported by an extra week in the quarter and strong d...
Deutsche Bank upgraded Sirius XM Holdings from Hold to Buy, raising its price target from $31 to $45 due to improved digital audio advertising prospects and stable subscription revenue. The upgrade led to a 6.3% intraday gain in Sirius XM shares, tra...
G-III Apparel Group reported Q2 earnings per share of $0.26, surpassing analyst expectations of $0.23, but its revenue of $554.1 million fell short of the $570.4 million forecast. Despite the revenue miss and a decline from last year's $613.3 million...
