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Astera Labs (ALAB) Stock Plummets After AMD-Oracle AI Deal – What Investors Should Know

Astera Labs (ALAB) Stock Plummets After AMD-Oracle AI Deal – What Investors Should Know

Astera’s stock closed at $161.55 on Oct. 15, down 19% after AMD announced a 50,000-GPU deal with Oracle, sparking concerns over competition. Q2 revenue rose 150% to $191.9 million with EPS of $0.44; Q3 revenue is guided at $203–210 million. Analysts remain mostly bullish, with 14 buys and an average price target of $187. Astera highlighted new AI connectivity partnerships at the OCP Summit.
Arm Holdings’ AI-Powered Rally: Stock Surges Amid SoftBank’s Big Bet and Tech Partnerships

Arm Holdings’ AI-Powered Rally: Stock Surges Amid SoftBank’s Big Bet and Tech Partnerships

Arm Holdings (NASDAQ: ARM) closed near $155 on Oct 13, 2025, up about 23% year-to-date after sharp swings tied to product news and legal developments. SoftBank retains a 90% stake, leaving a small public float that amplifies volatility. Fiscal 2025 revenue topped $4 billion for the first time. Arm remains dominant in smartphone CPUs but faces competition from RISC-V and in-house chip efforts by major clients.
Tech Frenzy Oct 1–2, 2025: AI Hits $500B, Apple’s Vision Pivot, Space Milestones & More

Tech Frenzy Oct 1–2, 2025: AI Hits $500B, Apple’s Vision Pivot, Space Milestones & More

OpenAI’s valuation hit $500 billion after a major share sale, Reuters reports. Microsoft raised Xbox Game Pass to $29.99 per month and is shifting focus to AI. Qualcomm adopted ARM’s new v9 chip architecture, sending ARM shares up 5%. NASA’s NISAR satellite released its first radar images, while Blue Origin set mid-October for a Mars probe launch.
Arm’s $65 Billion Nasdaq Debut: SoftBank’s Chip Champion Reignites Tech IPO Mania

Arm’s $65 Billion Nasdaq Debut: SoftBank’s Chip Champion Reignites Tech IPO Mania

Arm Holdings debuted on Nasdaq at $51 per share, closing up nearly 25% at $63.59 and valuing the company around $65 billion. SoftBank raised $4.87 billion by selling 10% of its stake but kept about 90%. Major tech firms including Apple and Nvidia bought $735 million in IPO shares. Arm reported $2.68 billion in revenue and $524 million net income for the year ended March 2023.
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Undersea Cable Chaos, iPhone 17 “Air” Reveal & $500B Cloud Bombshell – The Biggest Tech News (Sept 9–10, 2025)

Undersea Cable Chaos, iPhone 17 “Air” Reveal & $500B Cloud Bombshell – The Biggest Tech News (Sept 9–10, 2025)

Apple launched its iPhone 17 lineup, debuting the 5.6 mm-thin iPhone 17 Air at $999 and updating AirPods Pro and Apple Watch models, with prices mostly unchanged. Multiple undersea internet cables were cut in the Red Sea, disrupting service from Asia to East Africa; Microsoft warned Azure users of increased latency. U.S. prosecutors indicted a Ukrainian hacker linked to global ransomware attacks, offering an $11 million reward for his capture.
Game-Changing AI Breakthroughs, Big Tech Surprises & Global AI Showdowns (Sept 9–10, 2025)

Game-Changing AI Breakthroughs, Big Tech Surprises & Global AI Showdowns (Sept 9–10, 2025)

Researchers at Stony Brook University unveiled an AI tool that detected signs of consciousness in coma patients up to eight days before standard exams. The system analyzed subtle facial muscle movements invisible to doctors. In a study of 37 patients, the AI identified awareness earlier than bedside neurological tests. Up to 25% of patients labeled “unresponsive” may actually be conscious, researchers said.
AI Stock Frenzy Cools as SoftBank’s $2B Intel Bet Meets Palantir Plunge and Nvidia Slide

AI Stock Frenzy Cools as SoftBank’s $2B Intel Bet Meets Palantir Plunge and Nvidia Slide

SoftBank will invest $2 billion in Intel at $23 per share, taking a stake just under 2%. Intel shares jumped 7% on the news, while Nvidia fell 3.5% ahead of its Aug. 27 results. Palantir dropped over 9% on Aug. 19, extending a five-day slide. OpenAI’s private-market value reportedly hit $500 billion, with employees possibly selling up to $6 billion in shares.

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  • Social Security Faces 2033 Benefits Cliff Amid Debate Over S&P 500 Gains
    April 30, 2026, 12:13 PM EDT. A 64-year-old retiree's claim that Social Security payroll taxes could have grown into a $4 million S&P 500 investment revives debates on the program's future. The Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund (OASI) is projected to run dry by 2033, with only 77% of scheduled benefits payable thereafter. Unlike investment accounts, Social Security funds are invested conservatively in U.S. government securities to minimize risk. Experts warn shifting to stock market investments could raise fees and add volatility, risking the system's reliability. The core issue remains solvency, as the system faces increasing financial pressure amidst uncertain market conditions and global events.

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Social Security’s $4 Million Question: Can the S&P 500 Beat a 2033 Benefits Cliff?

Social Security’s $4 Million Question: Can the S&P 500 Beat a 2033 Benefits Cliff?

30 April 2026
A retiree’s claim that Social Security payroll taxes could have grown to $4 million in the S&P 500 has renewed debate over the system’s structure. The Social Security Administration projects its main trust fund will be depleted by 2033, with incoming revenue covering 77% of benefits. The fund invests only in government securities, not stocks. The payroll tax rate is set at 12.4% of earnings up to $184,500 in 2026.
Everspin Technologies Stock Surges After $40 Million Defense MRAM Deal Puts Growth Back in View

Everspin Technologies Stock Surges After $40 Million Defense MRAM Deal Puts Growth Back in View

30 April 2026
FatPipe shares jumped 18% to $2.92 Thursday after the company announced expanded access to its SD-WAN and cybersecurity products through public-sector procurement channels. The move follows a VeloCloud replacement program targeting customers of Arista Networks’ SD-WAN business. Trading volume reached 42.2 million shares. Investors remain cautious over execution and customer concentration risks.
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