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  • Cerebras Systems to Set IPO Pricing Above Expected Range
    May 12, 2026, 8:10 PM EDT. AI chipmaker Cerebras Systems is set to price its initial public offering (IPO) above the previously announced range, reflecting strong investor demand. The company specializes in designing semiconductors tailored for artificial intelligence workloads, a rapidly growing market segment. Details on the exact pricing and the number of shares to be sold are expected soon, as the firm finalizes its market debut plans. This move signals confidence in Cerebras' growth prospects amid increasing industry focus on AI hardware solutions.

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US Stocks Lose Their Record Edge After Hours as Oil Turns Inflation Into a Fed Problem

US Stocks Lose Their Record Edge After Hours as Oil Turns Inflation Into a Fed Problem

13 May 2026
Tech stocks led declines Tuesday after April CPI data showed consumer prices rose 0.6% for the month and 3.8% year-over-year, pushing Treasury yields higher and weighing on rate-cut hopes. Brent crude settled above $107, fueling inflation concerns. The S&P 500 slipped 11.88 points to 7,400.96, while the Nasdaq lost 185.92 to 26,088.20. Chip stocks fell sharply, with Qualcomm down 11% and Intel off 6.8%.
Karman Stock’s Rally Turns Into an Earnings Test as Backlog Jumps and Valuation Bites

Karman Stock’s Rally Turns Into an Earnings Test as Backlog Jumps and Valuation Bites

13 May 2026
Karman Holdings shares closed up 6.2% at $62.48 on May 12, then fell 11% after hours following first-quarter results and a raised 2026 outlook. Q1 revenue jumped 51% to $151.2 million, net income reached $7.8 million, and backlog hit $1.0 billion. Adjusted EPS matched the $0.11 estimate. The company announced over $1 billion in new contingent demand commitments.
Velo3D Stock Jumps After Q1 Results Turn Margin Story Into a Real Test

Velo3D Stock Jumps After Q1 Results Turn Margin Story Into a Real Test

13 May 2026
Velo3D shares surged 24.7% to $17.53 in after-hours trading Tuesday after first-quarter revenue rose 48% to $13.8 million and net loss narrowed to $7.0 million. Gross margin improved to 17.2%. The company raised $50 million in April but remains loss-making, with a recent going-concern warning. Backlog stood near $30 million, with repeat orders above 70% of total.
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