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8/4
11:45
Intel's stock price fell sharply in July, mainly due to a general sell-off in chip stocks and investor concerns about its excessive capital expenditure (capex). The company stated during its second-quarter earnings call that capex would exceed $20 billion this year, and that spending in 2027 would be "significantly higher than 2026 levels."
11:45
Corvex (NASDAQ:MOVE) announced the multi-year agreement, stating that the expansion will be financed through debt, customer prepayments, and existing cash, thereby avoiding additional equity issuance. The company has already recognized revenue from the agreement as cluster deliveries progressed, with full run-rate revenue expected to begin midway through the current quarter. Corvex also highlighted its ability to rapidly deploy high-density, liquid-cooled NVIDIA HGX B200 infrastructure within existing air-cooled data centers.
11:38
Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat, believes the U.S. stock market could reach new highs in August, outlining six potential drivers. He noted that despite the S&P 500 and Nasdaq being broadly flat over the past two months, consolidations are healthy as long as the economy is sound, and stocks are poised to respond to positive catalysts.
11:37
Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak, stated on CNBC that the AI infrastructure race initially had five or six major players, and he expects only one or two to ultimately emerge victorious. Maley believes that Amazon and Google have the "full package" and are poised to win this race. He noted that Amazon AWS revenue grew approximately 37% year-over-year in the latest quarter, with an operating profit margin close to 39%, and backlog orders increasing to about $496 billion, indicating strong revenue visibility. Additionally, Amazon's advertising revenue grew 26%, and third-party seller services and subscription revenue also provide growth momentum.

Maley listed Oracle as a potential "loser," pointing out that Oracle is concerned its main client (widely believed to be OpenAI) might abandon some data center lease commitments. He cited Oracle's own statements that its AI investments might not yield returns as expected by management. Oracle's Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) revenue grew approximately 93% year-over-year, and remaining performance obligations (RPO) surged to about $638 billion. However, there is a risk between its highly leveraged, long-term bet on AI infrastructure (lease obligations lasting 15-19 years) and shorter customer contract terms. If AI demand weakens or customers cut spending, it could lead to insufficient asset returns.
11:36
The analysis, which assessed five hyperscalers across AI infrastructure spending plans, funding, balance sheet capacity, and verifiable payoff, found a consistent ranking. Microsoft and Amazon were identified as the top performers due to strong cash flow, clean balance sheets, and transparent AI disclosures. Alphabet (Google) secured third place, benefiting from vast cash reserves and a dominant AI franchise, despite less transparent AI revenue breakdowns. Meta ranked fourth, recognized for its AI revenue generation proof but noted for a thinner cash cushion and rising debt. Oracle trailed, showing the weakest balance sheet and murkiest disclosure policy, with its potential upside concentrated in a single customer. The analysis emphasized that the ranking reflects durability and transparency in AI build-out, not market value or investment recommendation.
11:31
Data analysis company Palantir announced better-than-expected second-quarter earnings, with revenue and demand both accelerating. Deutsche Bank analyst Brad Zelnick said this further strengthens the view that Palantir is ahead of other software companies in translating artificial intelligence into customer value.
11:30
The deal, announced Tuesday, involves Evolution Mining Gold Operations Ltd acquiring over 15 million units of Arizona Gold & Silver at C$0.80 per unit through a non-brokered strategic private placement. Arizona Gold & Silver plans to use at least 90% of the proceeds (approximately C$10.8 million) to accelerate exploration at the Arizona project, with the remaining 10% for general and administrative expenses.
11:20
The U.S. Department of Defense on Monday signed a multi-billion dollar framework agreement with Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman, aiming to accelerate the production of Patriot missile and THAAD interceptor components. This move is intended to rebuild America's dwindling ammunition stockpiles, following significant consumption of critical missiles in support of Ukraine against conflicts involving Iran and Russia.
11:19
Cramer stated on CNBC that the $1.2 trillion data center capital expenditure wave, driven by AI infrastructure, is growing at 30% annually, presenting a "generational opportunity" for investors. He noted that Caterpillar (CAT) reported its first-ever quarter with over $20 billion in revenue, with its stock rising 6.48% intraday; Palantir (PLTR) saw revenue grow by 93%, and its stock surged 22.52% intraday. He identified these two companies as beneficiaries in data center power supply and enterprise AI software, respectively. The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a new all-time high that day, and the S&P 500 was also aiming for a new high.
11:19
CNBC host Jim Cramer stated on X that Nvidia chips are scarce and retaining value, which he attributed to the stock's surge. This comes as analysts point to severe constraints in TSMC's N3 process wafer capacity, with major AI chip designers like Nvidia and Google relying on the same node, leading to rising prices. Additionally, Bank of America projects hyperscaler capital expenditures to exceed $1.2 trillion over the next year, shifting the sector's bottleneck from demand to supply. Nvidia's Q1 FY2027 report, filed May 20, 2026, showed record revenue of $81.615 billion and forward supply commitments jumping to $119.0 billion, further indicating strong demand outstripping supply.
11:17
New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport announced the lawsuit, alleging Amazon abuses its power over third-party delivery contractors by preventing them from unionizing and restricting them from hiring each other's drivers. The complaint, filed in U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, claims this conduct results in lower wages and harsher working conditions for drivers. Amazon representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
11:14
Memory and storage chip stocks generally rose in early trading on Tuesday, after Sandisk and Hynix released the first High Bandwidth Flash (HBF) industry standard, which is expected to expand the addressable market for AI memory. Several Wall Street institutions raised their target prices for related companies, with RBC Capital Markets rating Hynix as "Outperform" with a target price of $200. In addition, Micron's latest quarterly revenue increased by 345.7% year-on-year to $41.46 billion, and Sandisk's data center business revenue increased by 645% year-on-year to $1.47 billion, indicating that NAND flash is transforming from a commodity to a critical asset for AI.
11:09
Bitcoin miner Hut 8 reported a mild revenue miss for its second quarter. CEO Asher Genoot clarified that the company's future Bitcoin exposure will primarily be managed through its American Bitcoin subsidiary, while its AI data center pipeline continues to expand.
11:05
Oil prices fell due to signs of progress toward a diplomatic resolution of the Iran war, which in turn curbed expectations for aggressive Federal Reserve interest-rate hikes.
11:05
NVIDIA announced that its Alpamayo 2 Super open inference model is now available for commercial use, designed to help robotaxis and autonomous vehicles (AVs) address rare and complex driving situations that are difficult to predict and train for. The model is built on the NVIDIA Cosmos 3 Super Reasoner and post-trained with reinforcement learning, offering an Open Commercial License (OpenMDW-1.1) that allows AV developers, automakers, and suppliers to fine-tune, create derivative models, and commercially redistribute. Alpamayo 2 Super ranks first in the LingoQA autonomous driving reasoning benchmark, outperforming Qwen2.5-VL 72B, Gemini 2.5 Pro, and GPT-4o, and supports multi-task capabilities including trajectory planning, causal chain tracing, meta-actions, reasoning auto-annotation, and visual question answering, providing a development workflow from cloud to in-vehicle.
11:04
NVIDIA announced at the Future Memory & Storage (FMS) conference that, to address the immense demand from AI for large-scale datasets and context windows, the company is introducing several advancements in storage technology. These include open-sourcing its cuFile application programming interface (API) and its underlying vertical storage software stack, which allows GPUs to directly read from and write to storage. In addition, NVIDIA is collaborating with over 40 storage industry leaders, including DDN, KIOXIA, and Micron, to advance the "Storage-Next" initiative, aimed at optimizing memory and storage solutions. The company also noted that the NVIDIA Vera CPU achieves 3.21 times higher throughput than x86 CPUs in a two-stage compression and encryption pipeline.
10:59
Apple's Indian supplier, Tata Electronics, reportedly recently suffered a cyber leak involving specifications for Apple's unreleased iPhone 18 Pro model. Chinese state media leveraged this incident to promote the reliability of China's supply chain, countering the trend of international companies like Apple diversifying their supply chains to places like India. However, despite the leaked design schematics, repair technicians in Shenzhen's Huaqiangbei stated that they still cannot produce accurate replicas of the iPhone 18 Pro due to a lack of critical chips and software.
10:58
Goldman Sachs Chief Asia-Pacific Equity Strategist Tim Moe raised the firm's Kospi target to 12,000, implying roughly 90% upside, stating their "conviction level in the stronger for longer cycle is really strong, very high." The forecast is based on a 5x forward earnings multiple and projected 32% earnings growth this year, with semiconductors like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, which make up over 50% of the Kospi, being the core drivers of Goldman's AI-driven earnings thesis.

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