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GSI Technology (GSIT) Stock: Why Shares Jumped 26% Friday, Latest AI Chip News, and What to Watch When Markets Reopen

GSI Technology (GSIT) Stock: Why Shares Jumped 26% Friday, Latest AI Chip News, and What to Watch When Markets Reopen

GSI Technology (GSIT) shares jumped 26.24% to $7.65 on Friday, closing on heavy volume of 19.35 million, while broader U.S. markets were nearly flat. The surge followed news highlighting GSIT’s AI chip performance, with Cornell research showing its Gemini-I APU matched NVIDIA’s A6000 GPU throughput and used over 98% less energy in certain tasks. After-hours trading showed GSIT at $7.57.
27 December 2025
GSI Technology (GSIT) Stock Explodes 200% on AI Chip Breakthrough – What’s Next for This Small-Cap?

GSI Technology (GSIT) Stock Explodes 200% on AI Chip Breakthrough – What’s Next for This Small-Cap?

GSI Technology shares jumped nearly 200% intraday on Oct 20 after Cornell researchers validated its Gemini-I AI chip, which matched NVIDIA GPU performance with far lower energy use. The stock later pulled back but stayed up 80% for the week. GSI raised $50 million in a direct offering, causing a brief drop. Analysts remain cautious, citing low revenue and high volatility.
GSI’s AI Breakthrough Slashes Energy by 98% – GPU-Killer Chip Sparks 200% Stock Rally

GSI’s AI Breakthrough Slashes Energy by 98% – GPU-Killer Chip Sparks 200% Stock Rally

GSI’s Gemini-I APU matched NVIDIA A6000 GPU throughput on large-scale AI tasks while using over 98% less energy, according to a Cornell-led study. The chip accelerated retrieval tasks up to five times faster than standard CPUs. NASDAQ:GSIT shares surged about 200% on Oct. 20, 2025, after the announcement. Analysts warn GSI’s revenues remain low and losses deep despite the breakthrough.

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  • BASF Shares Seen Undervalued Despite Recent Decline, DCF Model Shows
    March 22, 2026, 5:31 AM EDT. BASF's share price dropped roughly 5% in the past week and month, with a 4% decline over the past year. Despite this, a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis estimates BASF's intrinsic value at about €110.27 versus its current €46 share price, indicating a potential undervaluation of 58%. The DCF model projects free cash flow growth from €630 million recently to €3.9 billion by 2030. However, BASF scores only 2 out of 6 in valuation checks, reflecting mixed signals amid cyclical sector risks. The stock trades at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 28.04, balancing growth prospects against market uncertainty. Investors weigh BASF's diversification and size against short-term weakness, prompting debate on its true value in the chemicals sector.
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