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Jim Cramer used Monday’s Squawk on the Street to explain why SK Hynix’s sharp overnight decline in South Korea may not signal a change in the company’s underlying outlook. The Korean chipmaker, which is the world’s largest supplier of high-bandwidth memory to NVIDIA, delivered a strong U.S. market debut on Friday before falling into bear-market ... Jim Cramer: South Korea Is Mispricing SK Hynix. Here’s Why He’s Still Bullish on AI Memory

Ollama CEO Jeffrey Morgan joins Yahoo Finance's Josh Lipton to explain how open-source AI models provide cost savings, data control, and secure localized deployment for major enterprise clients like the Fortune 500.

Wedbush's Dan Ives is calling one corner of the semiconductor market the single most important asset in the AI buildout, and he says the supply crunch powering it will not let up for years. The stocks he is watching right now tell a very specific story about where the money is moving.

Oracle and IBM are both gaining market share in the cloud computing industry, but one of them appears to be the clear winner.

Alphabet is moving to commercialize its custom AI chips, known as Tensor Processing Units, by selling TPU capacity to external cloud providers. The company is also preparing a neocloud offering that rents TPU computing power directly to customers. This TPU push positions Alphabet to compete more directly with Nvidia in supplying AI hardware. Alphabet, traded as NasdaqGS:GOOGL, is trying to turn its in house AI hardware into a business line that serves other companies, not just Google...

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TSMC posted a blowout quarter while memory stocks cratered, and the split signals something important about where AI hardware demand is actually holding up and where it is starting to crack.

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Renewed tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are rattling markets again.

SpaceX's IPO highlights the need for new energy sources.

Abbott is down nearly 23% this year while Pfizer dangles a 7% yield, and both just beat Q1 estimates. One of these discounts is a genuine buying opportunity and the other is a slow-moving trap waiting to spring.

In 1997, with dwindling cash, the Nvidia CEO ordered mass production of a graphics chip tested entirely in a simulator.

The website building platform for small businesses is considered an AI loser.

The company insists it’s fighting the delay for the workers’ sake, but the writers and theater owners just sided with the lawsuit

SpaceX may no longer be the only company on Earth with a reliable, reusable rocket.

US equity indexes closed lower Monday after President Donald Trump suggested a plan to reinstate a b

Tech stocks were lower late Monday afternoon, with the State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ET

Nvidia Faces Fresh Investor Questions as Citi Weighs AI Outlook

SK Hynix's historic Nasdaq debut finally gives U.S. investors direct access to the world's AI memory leader, but is the opportunity still worth buying after its record run?

The company is looking beyond its own data centers as it tries to sell more TPUs to outside cloud providers.

One scheme won't stop the huge momentum Nvidia has picked up over the past few years.

AppLovin is cratering 12% on Monday with no company-specific news to blame, leaving investors to wonder whether the selloff signals real trouble or just a high-beta name taking the brunt of a cooling AI trade.

TPU sales push targets fast-growing neocloud providers

The company has big infrastructure spending plans but still says it will raise dividends by 3% to 5% annually.

Every other Magnificent 7 stock sits far below its all-time high, yet Apple kept climbing while rivals splurged on AI. Whether that gap reflects genuine strength or a valuation trap worth avoiding is the question every investor needs to answer before July 30.

Applied Digital and TeraWulf are helping ease the AI computing power bottleneck.

The memory stock has been struggling of late and is down big from its recent high.

ADR profit-taking, earnings concerns and foreign selling trigger a sharp Korean chip stock selloff.