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We examine the investment opportunity in cybersecurity stocks and highlight three ETFs.

Yahoo Finance Tech Editor Dan Howley breaks down CoreWeave (CRWV) Q2 results.

Meta's AI expansion across apps faces margin pressure and uncertain monetization, while WhatsApp and AI glasses add new avenues.

AI cloud company CoreWeave edged past Wall Street estimates for quarterly ‌revenue on Tuesday, driven by strong ‌demand for its computing services that power AI systems. So-called neoclouds such as CoreWeave ‌and peer Nebius, ⁠which offer hardware and cloud capacity to other technology companies, have seen ⁠demand skyrocket as a result of relentless enterprise spending on AI. CoreWeave, whose close ties with ​Nvidia have ​made it a key ​supplier of Nvidia's ‌AI chips, has attracted several high-profile customers so far this year.

Jabil Inc (NYSE:JBL) shares gained about 5% on Tuesday afternoon after UBS upgraded the stock to 'Buy' and raised its estimates, citing a multiyear growth cycle driven by artificial intelligence investment, healthcare demand and expanding automation and robotics markets. UBS set a $430 price...

Meta Platforms (NasdaqGS:META) is pushing to open source superintelligent AI models and has launched Muse Glimmer as part of this effort. Mark Zuckerberg outlined a plan to make advanced AI widely accessible rather than keeping it locked behind premium services. Meta announced a US$1b fund aimed at supporting communities located near its data centers. The 9th Circuit allowed thousands of social media addiction lawsuits against Meta to proceed, increasing legal and regulatory pressure on the...

The advertising line management once pointed to for AI money has been speeding up, not slowing down.

Muse Glimmer brings autonomous AI tasks onto consumer hardware, potentially reducing dependence on costly cloud infrastructure.

On August 7, Vistra (NYSE:VST) posted a quarter that reads like a puzzle. Ongoing Operations Adjusted EBITDA jumped more than 30% year-over-year to $1,767 million in the three months ended June 30, yet GAAP net income actually slipped to $305 million. The gap traces back to hedge accounting rather than the underlying business, a reminder […]

Investors aim for an agreement with Fenway Sports Group at an $8 billion valuation, with an option to acquire the rest of the team.

The options market prices a very wide band for the year ahead, while charging only the ordinary premium for it.

AI startup Manus said Tuesday it would resume "operating as an independent company," months after Beijing blocked Meta's multi-billion-dollar acquisition of the Chinese-developed, Singapore-based company.Meta agreed to acquire Manus, an artificial intelligence (AI) agent developed by the startup Butterfly Effect, in a deal reportedly worth around $2 billion.

UBS sees Jabil’s AI revenue jumping 50% by fiscal 2027 as spending from Amazon, Meta and Google fuels demand for its data-center infrastructure.

Moby summary of BioHarvest Sciences Inc. Common Stock's Q2 2026 earnings call

SpaceX has attractive prospects, but the market has already factored that into its share price.

Chinese regulators ordered Meta to reverse its December acquisition of the AI agent startup, triggering a data deletion process for some users

Data center power needs are driving record gas turbine orders. GE Vernova and Caterpillar are among the leaders.

Jabil could see AI-related revenue grow 50% to more than $20 billion in fiscal 2027, according to UBS.

Investing.com -- UBS upgraded Jabil to Buy from Neutral, citing stronger AI-driven demand and a more diversified business mix. The bank kept its $430 price target, implying about 28% upside, while raising its fiscal 2027 and 2028 EPS estimates to $16.78 and $20.24 from $15.89 and $18.34, respectively.

NEW YORK, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Larger-than-usual post-earnings stock swings by AI and hyperscaler companies this earnings season have upended a historical pattern in which smaller companies' results

UBS analysts raised estimates, citing the contract manufacturer's "multiyear growth cycle."

Open-source software has been one of tech’s biggest-ever success stories. No surprise, then, that developers of open-weight AI models try to borrow some open-source sunshine. Meta Platforms chief Mark Zuckerberg on Monday became the latest tech executive to draw an equivalence between the two, calling open-weight models “open source AI” in a 6,500-word essay posted by the company.

<body><p>STORY: :: Elena Casas, Business reporter</p><p>:: London, England / August 11, 2026</p><p>Meta launched a new AI model this week. The thing to know about it is that it’s open weight - that means it comes with publicly accessible core components that users can customise. Closed models are kept fully under the control of the company that made them.</p><p>:: Why this matters</p><p>:: Meta</p><p>This really matters because there is a growing divide in Silicon Valley over whether AI should be closed or open.</p><p>The development race for open-weight models is being led by China. Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg is arguing the barriers to using open-weight AI in the US should be lower so that American companies can compete better with Chinese rivals.</p><p>:: What happens when AI goes rogue?</p><p>OpenAI and Anthropic have closed AI systems. They are in control. That means that when an OpenAI model recently went rogue and attacked AI library Hugging Face, it had to use a Chinese open-weight model to defend itself.</p><p>:: More regulation?&nbsp;</p><p>These recent stories about OpenAI and Anthropic’s models ‘going rogue’ do help to make the case that AI needs more regulation, not less. OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman met senators after the hack and President Trump said the administration was considering more controls for AI.</p><p>:: Archive</p><p>Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t agree. He said ‘the idea that AI is so dangerous that the only safe path is an extreme concentration of power is inherently problematic.’</p><p>:: Power vs profits</p><p>So should we be more worried about AI models breaking out of human control, or about the cutting-edge technology being kept in the hands of a tiny handful of powerful companies?</p><p>This argument isn’t just about what the tech itself can do. It’s a struggle over power and profits in Silicon Valley.</p></body>

AI startup Manus said on Tuesday it will ‌resume operating as an independent company ‌and some user data will be deleted as ​part of its separation from U.S. tech giant Meta. • "As part of our transition back to independent operations and to comply ‌with regulatory requirements ⁠in specific jurisdictions, data generated by certain users on/after December ⁠29, 2025" will be deleted later this month, Manus said in a statement. • ​Affected users ​will be notified ​through the Manus ‌app and by email and will be able to back up their data, the company said.

The company pledged to cover its facilities’ energy, water and grid costs as Texas audits a 474 GW interconnection pipeline. Meta disclosed no spending amount, capacity or timetable.

A U.S. appeals court let more than 3,000 federal cases move forward and refused to delay a multistate trial.

The outlook cuts profit much more than revenue, and a cost base the company now owns is a big part of why.

CoreWeave (CRWV) is set to report quarterly earnings this week. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Brooke DiPalma discusses more in the video above.

Big Tech is about to spend $725 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026 alone — Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG), Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), and Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) combined, up 77% from $410 billion just last year. That kind of spending has become the defining feature of this market cycle, and most bubble warnings focus on the usual ... IBM’s CEO Just Did the Math on AI Spending — and the Numbers Don’t Add Up

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) just partnered with six major financial institutions on a $500 billion financing push for artificial intelligence infrastructure. The chipmaker said on Monday that it has signed memorandums of understanding with Apollo Global Management, Blackstone, BlackRock, Brookfield Asset Management, Goldman Sachs, and KKR to establish independent computing financing platforms for Nvidia’s customers. Marking […]