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Investing.com37d agoneutral
The real reason Meta shares are surging has nothing to do with its new AI model

While the headlines are buzzing about Meta’s shiny new Muse Spark 1.1 AI model and its pivot to a paid developer model, Wall Street’s biggest bulls are actually focused on a much quieter, highly technical detail tucked away in an internal memo. The real reason shares are pushing higher is tied directly to the underlying math of Meta’s infrastructure, first brought to light by Reuters. The leak prompted BofA Securities analyst Justin Post to reiterate a Buy rating and an $835.00 price target on M

Jim Cramer Says He Thought Amazon’s Bond Offering Would Hurt the Stock
Insider Monkey37d agoneutral
Jim Cramer Says He Thought Amazon’s Bond Offering Would Hurt the Stock

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) was among the stocks Jim Cramer shared his opinions on during Mad Money. Cramer mentioned the stock during the episode and commented: It’s the final area, the third flows of funds that really astounded me. I’m talking about a gigantic amount of money flew into what’s become the last place on earth […]

Bloomberg37d agoneutral
A Month After SpaceX IPO, Tesla’s Stock Keeps Holding Its Ground

(Bloomberg) -- In the weeks leading up to SpaceX’s monster IPO, many Wall Street pros feared the deal represented an existential threat for Elon Musk’s other giant, Tesla Inc. But after a month in the stock market, the outcome is far from clear. Most Read from BloombergMicrosoft’s Xbox to Shift Obsidian Studio to New ‘Fallout’ Video GameNvidia’s $1 Trillion Slide Sends Valuation to Pre-AI Boom LevelsZuckerberg Pledges ‘Aggressive’ Pricing With Meta’s First Pay-to-Use AITrump Vents Anger With Ira

Tencent in talks to become AI start-up Manus' largest shareholder, FT reports
Reuters38d agoneutral
Tencent in talks to become AI start-up Manus' largest shareholder, FT reports

Tencent ‌is in ‌talks to ​become Manus' largest shareholder as ‌investors ⁠seek alternatives after Beijing ⁠ordered Meta ​to ​unwind ​its $2 billion ‌acquisition of the AI start-up, the ‌Financial ​Times ​reported ​on Thursday, ‌citing two ​sources. (Reporting ​by Preetika Parashuraman ​in ‌Bengaluru; Editing ​by Sherry ​Jacob-Phillips)

Pitchbook38d agobearish
Russell Investments changes hands as asset manager M&A accelerates

Asset manager and investment consultant Russell Investments announced Thursday that it is changing hands. A consortium of investors led by B Capital, a venture capital firm co-led by Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, will acquire the Seattle-based business from its current owners, TA Associates and Reverence Capital Partners, according to a statement. The consortium of buyers includes the California Public Employees’ Retirement System. Russell Investments, which has over $416 billion in AUM,

Meta to produce AI chips in September, memo shows
Reuters Videos38d agoneutralVIDEO
Meta to produce AI chips in September, memo shows

<body><p>STORY: :: A memo seen by Reuters shows that Meta plans to produce AI chips this September&nbsp;</p><p>:: The move will likely help Meta gain more independence from chip suppliers such as Nvidia</p><p>:: Katie Paul, Tech Correspondent</p><p>:: Meta / Archive</p><p>"In the world of AI, those who control their infrastructure and their compute costs really control their destiny. Meta has been at this a while. They want to have more control over their supply chain. Doing a chip helps them to get that cost of running compute down. If they buy a lot of chips from Nvidia and AMD, those are extremely expensive. It means that other companies are in the driver's seat, both in terms of cost and some control over the supply. And having some kind of chip that can help maximize efficiency of running compute, or running processes, helps them, puts them in the driver's seat more and it helps them control their costs. They're also trying to build out these brand-new business models to effectively compete with OpenAI and Anthropic. So, selling the AI models to developers to use, and that means rolling out an API, which they just did this morning. This is brand new for them. They're moving this direction for the first time after kind of embracing the open source ethos for a number of years. And so that means that they need to, try to compete on price with those other, players in the market and also keep their costs low enough that they can, you know, make this business model make sense. And so having a chip that can help them to run these processes in a way that is as cost-efficient as possible is a huge potential benefit for them."</p><p>The tech firm's data center chip, code-named "Iris," is part of a four-generation project for Meta Training and Inference Accelerators (MTIA) that it will design in-house. The plan is to use custom-built silicon to improve the AI that powers its Facebook and Instagram social media platforms.</p><p>Testing the chip took only six weeks and found no major issues, the memo showed. That relatively quick progress signals positive momentum for an in-house effort that has floundered since its launch more than half a decade ago.</p><p>Meta tailored the chip for its own needs and is working with Broadcom to help design it and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co to manufacture it. The approach is likely to help the firm lower its massive computing costs and gain more independence from chip suppliers such as Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices.</p></body>

Meta doubles down on smart glasses amid always-on feature concerns
TheStreet38d agoneutral
Meta doubles down on smart glasses amid always-on feature concerns

Every new computing platform takes something from you in exchange for convenience. The personal computer took your desk, and the smartphone took your attention. Whatever comes next will ask for even more, and the company that builds it gets to decide exactly how much. Meta Platforms (META) has ...