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Artificial intelligence (AI)

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Raspberry Pi shares soared on an X post / Photo: y0ye / Shutterstock
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Shares of tiny Raspberry Pi soar on X post that AI agents could drive demand
A sell-off in the cybersecurity sector opens up buying opportunities, Wedbush believes / Photo: Tada Images/Shutterstock
News·
Wedbush bets on 3 cybersecurity stocks. Why should the AI boom spur them on?
Nvidia dominates the data center chip market with an 80% share, IDC estimates / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Nvidia will sell millions of chips to Meta. For which companies was this bad news?
Apple is preparing to release three new AI-enabled devices, including new AirPods, claims Bloomberg / Photo: sam potrait / Shutterstock.com
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Apple is accelerating the development of AI gadgets, Bloomberg has learned. What is the company preparing?
JPMorgan believes that the shares of a number of companies have been overly affected by the sell-off driven by fears about AI / Photo: Shutterstock.com/4kclips
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JPMorgan picks "undervalued" stocks for which AI is not a threat
Figma has launched a new product in partnership with Anthropic, one of the leaders in AI / Photo: Shutterstock.com/sdx15
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Figma has partnered with startup Anthropic. They will turn AI code into design
Japanese sanitaryware manufacturer could be a surprise bet on AI, says one of its shareholders / Photo: testing / shutterstock
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'An underrated player': why did an activist deem a toilet bowl manufacturer a beneficiary of AI?
If the Fed goes for aggressive easing under pressure from the White House, the market could turn around in one trading session - Herman Kaplun / Photo: Alexandre Viard / Unsplash.com
Review·
Why is the market going down because of AI if AI is so smart?
Difficult periods for quality stocks have historically been an indicator of future positive momentum, notes JPMorgan Chase / Photo: lentamart / Shutterstock.com
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'A once-in-a-generation chance'. Why JPMorgan advises to buy unpopular quality stocks
Micron, the largest U.S. memory chip maker, will commit $150 billion to build new factories in two U.S. cities amid the AI boom. Photo: bluestork/Shutterstock
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Micron is taking over the US: chipmaker to invest $150 billion in factories due to AI memory shortage
Last week was characterized by a transformation in the perception of AI - from an undoubted growth driver, the technology is turning into a risk factor for a wide range of both consumers and traditional software producers / Photo: Alf Ribeiro / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: quotes are looking downward
Amazon shares collapsed in February after forecasting a sharp rise in AI capital expenditure / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Microsoft and Amazon stocks have lost nearly $1 trillion in capitalization. Where are investors going?
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