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Semiconductors 27 January 2026 - 29 January 2026

AI stocks jump as Texas Instruments forecast lifts chips; Nvidia steadies on China H200 news

AI stocks jump as Texas Instruments forecast lifts chips; Nvidia steadies on China H200 news

Texas Instruments surged 7.4% to $211.26 in early trading Wednesday after projecting first-quarter revenue between $4.32 billion and $4.68 billion, beating analysts’ $4.42 billion forecast. The analog chipmaker’s guidance points to strong demand fueled by the AI data-center boom, extending beyond Nvidia’s expensive processors, despite some concerns about capital spending pressures. Nvidia gained 1.8%, while Intel and Micron Technology climbed 9.0% and 4.1%, respectively. Analog Devices also rose 3.1%.
28 January 2026
ASML’s record AI orders hit €13.2 billion — and its $250 million chip machines are the bottleneck

ASML’s record AI orders hit €13.2 billion — and its $250 million chip machines are the bottleneck

ASML reported Wednesday that its fourth-quarter bookings soared to €13.2 billion, well above estimates, driven by chipmakers ramping up orders for AI chip equipment. The company also lifted its 2026 sales forecast to between €34 billion and €39 billion, reversing earlier guidance that predicted flat or declining growth versus 2025. This new outlook surpasses the analyst consensus, which stood near €35 billion, according to LSEG data.
Micron stock jumps after $24 billion Singapore fab plan; MU investors turn to pricing and capex

Micron stock jumps after $24 billion Singapore fab plan; MU investors turn to pricing and capex

Micron Technology Inc’s shares surged 5.3% to end Tuesday at $409.86, following the announcement of a $24 billion investment to expand its manufacturing base in Singapore over the next 10 years. “Micron’s leadership in advanced memory and storage is enabling the AI-driven transformation reshaping the global economy,” said Manish Bhatia, the company’s executive vice president of global operations. The stock traded between $400 and $416.40, with around 30 million shares changing hands.
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