Jensen Huang's endorsement highlighted Marvell's growing role in AI infrastructure and sent shares sharply higher. The company's growth is real, but investors should examine what the numbers imply about...

Nvidia is accelerating AI innovation at an increasingly rapid rate, but memory shortages, rising power demands, and infrastructure constraints may make it difficult for the rest of the industry to keep...

IBM is spending billions to lead the quantum computing industry, while smaller rivals struggle for profits. Its scale, cash flow, and partnerships make it a standout bet.

Micron added $220 billion in market value in a single day as AI-driven HBM shortages intensified. With 2026 supply already sold out, investors see more upside ahead.

Walmart delivered solid quarterly results, but investors focused on inflation risks and cautious guidance. One fast-growing business segment, though, may deserve closer attention.

Trump’s $2 billion quantum computing investment reshaped the sector overnight. IBM looks safest, but pure-play investors face a tougher choice between D-Wave’s traction and Rigetti’s upside.

SpaceX’s historic IPO is drawing huge retail interest, but history shows mega IPOs often stumble after launch-day excitement fades. Valuation and hype may outweigh opportunity for now.

Berkshire exited 16 stocks in Q1 under CEO Greg Abel, but its Chevron stock sale stood apart. Despite trimming its stake, Berkshire still appears deeply committed to the energy giant.

AI infrastructure spending is reshaping the semiconductor supply chain in unexpected ways. AXT emerged as one of the market’s top performers by supplying materials essential to modern data centers.

Hims & Hers delivered a sharp earnings miss as GLP-1 and international expansion costs surged. Investors now face a classic tradeoff between near-term margins and long-term growth.