US tech and semiconductor stocks fell sharply amid a global market sell-off, with the Nasdaq dropping 1.5% and the S&P 500 down 1%. SpaceX shares briefly fell below their IPO price due to investor concerns over heavy borrowing for AI investments. Major chipmakers like Micron, Qualcomm, AMD, and Intel saw significant declines, while South Korea's Kospi index led the global tech sell-off. Analysts warn this downturn reflects ongoing volatility in tech stocks as the AI sector continues to evolve.
Alphabet's stock fell nearly 5% last week amid news of key AI researchers leaving, yet it remains up over 11% year-to-date. Strong Q1 earnings beat expectations with revenue rising 21.8% and Google Cloud revenue surpassing $20 billion, growing 63%. T...
Global markets saw a sharp selloff led by major chipmakers like Nvidia, Intel, and Samsung amid investor anxiety ahead of Micron's earnings report, a key indicator for AI demand. The Nasdaq dropped 2.8%, and South Korea's Kospi plunged 10% as memory ...
Alphabet is expected to receive a timely upgrade due to its renewed AI-driven growth momentum and strategic moves like an $85 billion secondary offering and Berkshire Hathaway's $10 billion stake. These developments highlight Alphabet's key role in t...
US stock futures indicate a steep decline with Nasdaq 100 expected to fall about 2.8%, driven by a deepening sell-off in technology shares worldwide. Major tech companies like Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta saw significant losses, while Asian and Europea...
Google's stock fell as much as 7% after two top AI researchers, John Jumper and Noam Shazeer, left for competitors Anthropic and OpenAI. These departures raise concerns that Google is losing its edge in AI talent and innovation, potentially falling b...
