Semiconductor stocks Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA fell Friday after sharp multi-week gains, with Intel leading a selloff down 8%. The pullback follows strong rallies fueled by AI demand and solid earnings, including Intel's impressive Q1 results and AMD's revenue growth. NVIDIA's shares also declined ahead of its May 20 earnings report, as investors locked in profits and reduced risk. Despite the drop, all three remain positive for the year, with NVIDIA's upcoming earnings expected to set the tone for the sector's next moves.
Intel's stock price has surged over 200% this year on hopes of a turnaround driven by AI and new partnerships, despite recent quarterly losses and declining margins. Insider selling and a high forward P/E ratio raise concerns about the sustainability...
Cerebras Systems' IPO on Nasdaq saw its shares jump 68%, pushing the company's market cap to $95 billion. This surge turned co-founders Andrew Feldman and Sean Lie into billionaires, with stakes worth $3.2 billion and $1.7 billion respectively. The c...
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AMD reported $10.25 billion revenue in Q1 fiscal 2026, driven by a 57% YoY rise in its Data Center segment, powered by AI accelerators like EPYC CPUs and Instinct GPUs. Free cash flow tripled, showing strong operational leverage. Intel posted $13.58 ...
Intel's stock rose 82% over the past month, surpassing AMD's 75% gain, driven by a turnaround narrative and a potential chip deal with Apple. Intel's strong Q1 results and strategic wins, including partnerships with NVIDIA and rising AI demand, contr...
