Shares of Advanced Micro Devices ticked up roughly 0.8% in U.S. premarket action Wednesday, trading near $215.50 after finishing the prior session at $213.84.
Tempus AI dropped 4.1% to $55.59 before the bell Wednesday, with investors reacting to the company’s 2026 outlook after its earnings release the day prior.
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. shares edged up in premarket trading Wednesday, after the chipmaker disclosed a multi-year artificial intelligence chip supply agreement with Meta Platforms. The arrangement could end up giving the Facebook parent a significant equity stake.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 surged to another all-time high in early Wednesday trading, jumping 1.1% to 57,956.92 after briefly hitting 58,047.89. Gains came as worries over artificial intelligence cooled and the yen remained on the softer side. The broader Topix barely budged, inching up just 0.07% to 3,818.73.
Shares of Mastercard Incorporated dropped 5.7%, settling at $498 in Tuesday’s after-hours session. The stock couldn’t crack $500, with intraday moves stretching from $490.05 up to $525.19. Volume came in at roughly 6.3 million shares.
CrowdStrike Holdings ended Tuesday almost unchanged, dipping just 0.02% to $350.25. Shares slipped again after the bell, off about 0.2% to around $349.5.
Palo Alto Networks closed out Tuesday down 1.7% at $141.67, but managed a small after-hours recovery, adding about 0.5%. Shares moved after Daiwa Securities lowered its price target on the cybersecurity firm.
Microsoft Corp finished Tuesday up 1.2% at $389.04, recovering some ground after dropping 3.2% the previous day. Shares drifted in a range from $381.71 to $389.36, with little movement showing up after the bell.
Accenture plc dropped 1.7% to $197.71 as of 3:35 p.m. EST on Tuesday, slipping near its 52-week low. The S&P 500, by comparison, was up 0.7%. Shares moved in a range from $196.09 to $204.20 during the session and are now trading about 46% below the 52-week high.
Bank of America Corp dropped 1.3% to $50.40 by Tuesday afternoon, adding to a steep decline from the previous session. Shares touched an intraday low of $49.47 and volume topped 31 million, following Monday’s 3.75% slide.
Corning shares climbed roughly 4% on Tuesday, tacking on more gains to a rally that’s already pushed the stock to fresh highs several times this month. Shares were last up 3.95% at $150.99, after peaking at $152.91—a new 52-week high.
XRP hovered near $1.36 on Tuesday, little moved for the session as investors digested mounting U.S. tariff questions and renewed AI-driven volatility shaking up risk markets.
Shares of Advanced Micro Devices jumped over 6% by midday Tuesday, topping the Nasdaq 100 after Meta Platforms announced plans to use AMD processor-powered data-center equipment.
Lumentum Holdings shares edged up 1.1% to $674.73 Tuesday, with the stock reaching as high as $688.27 earlier in the session. Trading volume stood at roughly 4.5 million shares in late morning.
Shares of Meta Platforms, Inc. dropped 2.8% to $637.25 on Tuesday, as investors digested the company’s latest move—a push spanning years—to secure enough artificial intelligence chips.
Advanced Micro Devices jumped roughly 7%, trading at $210.30 Tuesday, after Meta Platforms locked in a multi-year AI chip deal that could open the door for the Facebook parent to acquire a significant equity stake. Wedbush’s Matt Bryson noted the update “addresses recent concerns” around AMD’s MI450 timeline “might be slipping.”
Microsoft Corp ticked 0.2% higher to $385.28 during Tuesday morning trading, clawing back a bit of ground after its previous drop left investors skittish. So far, shares have moved between $381.71 and $389.36.
Zscaler Inc shares bounced back roughly 2.6% to $146.98 during early Tuesday trading, following a sharp drop the previous session as investors looked ahead to the company’s quarterly report expected later this week.