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Why Intel Stock Is Down Today: AMD, Arm and a Hot Chip Rally Put INTC on the Back Foot

Why Intel Stock Is Down Today: AMD, Arm and a Hot Chip Rally Put INTC on the Back Foot

Intel shares dropped 6.5% to $108.45 after the open Friday, extending a three-day slide. UBS data showed Intel’s server CPU market share fell to 54.9% in Q1, while AMD and Arm gained ground. The decline followed a sharp rally driven by AI demand and foundry hopes. Broader chip stocks also retreated as investors weighed profit-taking and persistent high interest rates.
SPY Stock Today: S&P 500 ETF Rides AI Chip Rally as Iran Deal Hopes Lift Futures

SPY Stock Today: S&P 500 ETF Rides AI Chip Rally as Iran Deal Hopes Lift Futures

S&P 500 futures rose 0.32% and Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.81% early Wednesday after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record highs Tuesday. AMD surged nearly 18% premarket on strong AI demand, lifting chip stocks and boosting the tech-heavy SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, which closed Tuesday at $723.77 with $740.5 billion in assets. Hopes for a U.S.-Iran peace deal also supported gains.
Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) Hardware News – June–July 2025

Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) Hardware News – June–July 2025

Microsoft Azure will retire SGX-based DCsv2 confidential VM instances by June 30, 2026, with capacity restrictions starting July 1, 2025, and migration to AMD SEV-SNP or Intel TDX VMs. Intel’s 5th-Gen Xeon Emerald Rapids with TDX launched in Azure preview in April 2025. Linux kernel 6.16 added host TDX support mid-2025. Google Cloud now offers AMD SEV-SNP VMs on 4th Gen EPYC Genoa servers.

Stock Market Today

  • Wall Street Analysts Recommend Microsoft as Top Trillion-Dollar Stock Buy in 2026
    May 20, 2026, 9:32 AM EDT. Microsoft is emerging as the best trillion-dollar stock buy of 2026, with Wall Street analysts projecting over 30% upside in the next 12 months and a median price target of $550. The company benefits from strong AI momentum, notably through its Azure cloud platform, which grew revenue by 40% in the latest quarter and supports AI developers including its 27% stake in OpenAI. Despite a significant 46% increase in capital expenditures, totaling a $190 billion budget for 2026, Microsoft maintains robust returns on invested capital. Its Microsoft 365 suite also shows rapid growth, with commercial software sales up 19% and consumer revenue rising 33% year-over-year, supported by a 250% increase in Copilot seat additions. Microsoft's diversified AI and cloud strategy underpins its bullish outlook amid a dominant tech market.

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AmpliTech Stock Pops as 5G Approval Opens North America Sales Window

AmpliTech Stock Pops as 5G Approval Opens North America Sales Window

20 May 2026
AmpliTech received U.S. and Canadian certification for its full indoor 5G Native DAS hardware, enabling immediate commercial sales and integration across North America. Shares rose about 14% in premarket trading after the announcement. The company said it has orders from a North American mobile network operator, with shipments set to begin later this year.
Intuit’s Q3 Numbers Land as Shares Down 39%

Intuit’s Q3 Numbers Land as Shares Down 39%

20 May 2026
Intuit will report fiscal third-quarter results after U.S. markets close Wednesday, following a 39% stock drop over the past year. Analysts expect earnings of $12.57 per share on $8.54 billion revenue, both up from last year. The quarter covers peak tax season for TurboTax and QuickBooks. Intuit shares closed at $399.71 Tuesday, down 0.9%.
Amazon Leans Into AI With Hiring Focus Jeff Bezos Made Famous

Amazon Leans Into AI With Hiring Focus Jeff Bezos Made Famous

20 May 2026
Amazon Web Services’ AI services are generating over $15 billion in annualized revenue, CEO Andy Jassy said, as the company plans about $200 billion in capital spending tied to AI infrastructure for 2026. Jassy told employees AI could help AWS reach $600 billion in annual sales by 2036. Investors are pressing Amazon and rivals to justify heavy AI spending.
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