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Applied Digital closed at $46.59 on Thursday, up 2.24% for the day and 9.1% higher than the previous Friday, after completing a $1.59 billion senior-secured notes sale. Oklo ended at $61.17, rising 4% on June 18, with Centrus having a letter for domestic HALEU fuel deliveries for up to five Aurora powerhouses starting in 2029. Robinhood finished at $108.15, up about 16% from June 12, and plans to cut its full-time workforce by around 10%, expecting $28 million in restructuring charges. CoreWeave closed at $117.95, up 17.3% from last Friday, ahead of joining the Nasdaq-100 along with Astera Labs, Nebius, Rocket Lab, and Teradyne. Coherent shares closed at $389.57, up 2.8% for the day, after signing a letter of intent to receive up to $50 million from the U.S. CHIPS Act. Applied Optoelectronics ended at $161.85, down 3.3% for the day and 4.3% for the week. Micron closed at $1,133.99, up 8.7% for the day and 15.5% for the week, with attention on next week’s earnings. Amkor Technology ended at $90.46, rising 4.7% after TSMC signed a 10-year deal for advanced packaging and testing in Arizona. Rocket Lab ended at $107.24, up 4.7% for the week after an analyst upgrade and index news. Marvell ended at $310.58, up 7.27%, and will enter the S&P 500. IonQ closed at $56.55, up 3.4% for the day but down 2.2% for the week.
Internet Access in Kiribati: Bridging the Digital Divide Across Remote Pacific Islands

Internet Access in Kiribati: Bridging the Digital Divide Across Remote Pacific Islands

About 73,300 people in Kiribati used the internet as of January 2024, covering 54.4% of the population. The country relies entirely on satellite links for connectivity, with no submarine fiber cable in place. The East Micronesia Cable System is under construction and expected to connect Tarawa to Guam by 2025. Starlink has around 1,500 user terminals in South Tarawa, though not yet officially licensed.
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  • Apple's iPhone Price Hike Signals Continued Memory Chip Inflation, Boosts Micron Prospects
    June 20, 2026, 4:43 PM EDT. Apple's decision to raise iPhone prices by 5-10% due to surging memory chip costs highlights significant memory inflation pressures the company cannot fully absorb, validating bullish views on Micron Technology. Analyst Gene Munster notes that Apple's pricing move signals a strong squeeze on chip supply and pricing power. Micron (NASDAQ:MU), a leading semiconductor memory maker, reported robust fiscal Q2 results with revenue up 196%, and forecasts $33.5 billion revenue and 81% gross margin in Q3, reflecting continued demand and supply constraints. The stock has surged over 260% year-to-date amid this backdrop. Meanwhile, Apple's chip partnerships and the broader semiconductor industry gains underscore the strategic role of memory in the AI era.

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Dell closes out short week with gains, AI server push stays in view

Dell closes out short week with gains, AI server push stays in view

20 June 2026
Dell closed at $409.50 on June 18, up about 3.5% from June 12, as investors focus on its booming AI server business after record Q1 results and a raised fiscal 2027 revenue outlook, with $24.4 billion in AI orders and a new quarterly dividend declared; all eyes now turn to the June 25 annual meeting amid ongoing risks from supply chain, demand, and tech sector volatility.
Palantir trades into the week as France move puts AI at risk in Europe

Palantir trades into the week as France move puts AI at risk in Europe

20 June 2026
Palantir faces a multi-year loss of its French DGSI contract to ChapsVision as France pushes for sovereign tech, casting uncertainty over its international government business even as U.S. revenue surges and the stock closed at $128.47, down 1.65% on June 18; investors eye risks if more European governments follow suit.
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