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Nvidia’s Meteoric October: $4 Trillion Milestone, Mega AI Deals, and Unstoppable Momentum

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Warns “China Is Going to Win the AI Race” — Then Urges U.S. to “Race Ahead” (Nov. 6, 2025)

Published: November 6, 2025 Summary: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said China is “going to win the AI race,” citing cheaper energy and lighter regulation, before clarifying in a later statement that China is only “nanoseconds behind” and that it’s “vital that America wins” by accelerating investment and growing its developer base. His remarks come amid continued U.S. curbs on advanced Nvidia chip sales to China and Beijing’s push to replace foreign AI chips. reuters.com+2axios.com+2 Key points What Huang said — and why it matters Speaking to the FT in London, Huang’s headline remark — “China is going to win the
6 November 2025
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Snapchat Memories Paywall: Why the App’s New Storage Fees Might Change How You Use Social Media

Snap Stock Soars After Q3 Beat and $400M AI Deal — SNAP Jumps After Hours (Nov 5, 2025)

Snap Inc. (NYSE: SNAP) closed Wednesday at $7.31 before releasing third‑quarter results after the bell; shares spiked more than 20% in extended trading following a revenue beat and a new AI partnership. The after‑hours pop came minutes after the earnings release hit at 4:10 p.m. ET. MarketScreener Canada Key takeaways today What happened Snap’s third‑quarter print showed a return to double‑digit growth and steady user expansion: On the monetization side, Snap highlighted improving direct‑response advertising and new formats like Sponsored Snaps, themes also reflected in same‑day wire coverage. Reuters noted direct‑response ad revenue grew 8% in Q3 as Snap leaned
5 November 2025
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Amazon Stock Skyrockets to Record High on AWS Boom – Analysts Predict More Upside

Amazon Stock Today (Nov. 5, 2025): AMZN Holds Near Record Highs as OpenAI Cloud Pact, Perplexity Lawsuit, and Brazil Payments Push Take Center Stage

Summary: Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is hovering around recent all‑time highs midday Wednesday as investors digest a flurry of catalysts: a seven‑year, $38 billion AI infrastructure deal with OpenAI that lifted shares earlier this week, a fresh lawsuit against Perplexity over an “agentic” shopping tool, and a Brazil payments expansion via Nubank. Under the hood, Q3 showed AWS growth reaccelerating and management guiding 2025 capital spending toward ~$125 billion to meet AI demand. Bloomberg+4Investopedia+4Reuters+4 Key takeaways What’s moving the stock today (Nov. 5) 1) Amazon files suit against Perplexity over automated shopping.Amazon claims Perplexity’s Comet browser uses an AI “agent” that
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Meta’s Q3 Showdown: Can AI Spend and Ad Growth Drive Another Rally?

Meta Stock Today (Nov. 5, 2025): META edges higher after four‑day rout as AI capex, “PG‑13” Instagram dispute and fresh regulation dominate headlines

At a glance (as of 19:55 UTC): Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) is trading around the mid‑$630s and modestly higher intraday after a sharp post‑earnings slide last week. The bounce comes amid new scrutiny of Instagram’s teen‑safety labels, ongoing debate over Meta’s record AI spending, and lingering regulatory actions in Europe and India. Los Angeles Times+2Reuters+2 Key takeaways What moved META today After last week’s sell‑off, broader U.S. markets steadied this morning, helping large‑cap tech rebound and giving META a lift. The stock’s intraday gains, however, came as investors weighed fresh risk headlines around teen safety labels and ad‑delivery algorithms. The
5 November 2025
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Intel Stock Skyrockets on U.S. Government Lifeline and AI Deals – What’s Next?

Intel Stock Today (Nov. 5, 2025): Shares Hover Near $38 as New Cisco Edge-AI Pact Lands; China’s AI-Chip Ban, M&A Talk Shape Outlook

Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) traded around the high‑$30s on Wednesday after a fresh collaboration with Cisco on edge AI landed the same day investors weighed macro headwinds and M&A chatter around the chipmaker. Key takeaways Intel stock price today: what’s moving shares By mid‑afternoon U.S. trading, Intel shares were changing hands near $38, within an intraday range that spanned the mid‑$36s to the mid‑$38s. The move tracked a mixed semiconductor tape as investors rotated around AI winners and laggards following weeks of sharp gains and occasional reversals. Bloomberg Fresh news for Nov. 5 The earnings backdrop: why INTC rerated this fall
5 November 2025
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Apple Stock Could Explode After New AI Chip Launch and iPhone 17 “Supercycle,” Analysts Say

Apple Stock Today (Nov. 5, 2025): AAPL edges higher as report says Siri will tap Google’s Gemini; broader tech jitters cap gains

Updated Nov. 5, 2025, 19:50 UTC At a glance: As of publication, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) traded around $270 after a report said Apple plans to use a custom version of Google’s Gemini AI to power a revamped Siri. Gains were kept in check by a wider tech wobble tied to renewed “AI bubble” worries. Key takeaways What moved AAPL on November 5, 2025 1) Siri’s big AI step—via GoogleBloomberg said Apple plans to use a custom version of Google’s Gemini (≈1.2T parameters) to turbocharge Siri while Apple continues training its own large models. Shares of both companies briefly popped on
5 November 2025
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Alphabet (Google) GOOGL stock: What to Know Before Markets Open on October 20, 2025

Google (GOOGL) Stock Today: Alphabet Rises on Apple–Siri AI Tie‑Up, Epic Play Store Settlement, and DOJ Nod for $32B Wiz Deal — Nov. 5, 2025

Updated Nov. 5, 2025 (19:51 UTC). This article rounds up the major, same‑day developments affecting Alphabet/Google stock. At a glance: Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) traded roughly 2% higher intraday as three catalysts landed on the same day: reports that Apple will use Google’s Gemini AI model to power a revamped Siri, a proposed settlement with Epic Games that reshapes Android app‑store rules, and word that Google’s $32 billion acquisition of cloud‑security firm Wiz cleared U.S. DOJ antitrust review. Reuters+3Reuters+3Reuters+3 1) Apple reportedly picking Google’s Gemini to power a new Siri Bloomberg reporting (summarized by Reuters) says Apple plans to use a
5 November 2025
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Teradata’s 19% Stock Surge: AI Ambitions, Earnings Beat & What’s Next for TDC Investors

Teradata’s 19% Stock Surge: AI Ambitions, Earnings Beat & What’s Next for TDC Investors

Current Stock Price & Recent Performance (Nov 5, 2025) As of November 5, 2025, Teradata’s stock trades in the mid-$20s after a sharp post-earnings rally. The latest trade was around $24.64, up ~19% in a single session reuters.com. This big jump followed the company’s Q3 earnings announcement and reflects renewed investor confidence. Prior to the earnings, TDC was hovering near $20, meaning the stock has swiftly regained lost ground. This surge also carries technical significance. On Nov 5, Teradata broke above its 200-day moving average (~$22.72), hitting intraday highs around $26.39 news.technicalanalysischannel.com. Crossing above the 200-day average is seen as
5 November 2025
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Intel Stock Rollercoaster: Big Rally, CEO Shake-Up, and AI Ambitions Fuel 2025 Outlook

Intel Stock Rollercoaster: Big Rally, CEO Shake-Up, and AI Ambitions Fuel 2025 Outlook

Stock Price & Recent Performance Intel’s share price has been on a rollercoaster in 2025. After languishing earlier, the stock went on a record-setting rally this fall – notching the largest 5-day gain in Intel’s trading history – before abruptly reversing course this week itiger.com. As of November 5, INTC trades around $37, down about 6% from the prior day’s close. This mid-week slide ended the hot streak, as analysts poured cold water on speculative breakup rumors involving TSMC and Broadcom itiger.com. Despite the pullback, Intel is still up over 80% year-to-date, dramatically outperforming the S&P 500. In fact, even
5 November 2025
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SpaceX: Comprehensive Overview of History, Technologies, Missions, and Future Plans

SpaceX’s Surprise Doubleheader: 29 New Starlinks Tonight — and a Blistering Launch Cadence That’s Reshaping Satellite Internet (and Rival Stocks)

The in‑depth picture What’s flying tonight—and why it matters SpaceX’s Starlink 6‑81 adds 29 “V2 Mini” satellites to the world’s largest active constellation. The flight is set for 6:48 p.m. EST out of SLC‑40 at Cape Canaveral, with the 45th Weather Squadron calling the odds over 95% favorable. As Spaceflight Now summarized ahead of liftoff, SpaceX has “at least eight [Starlink] missions planned [in November] before the Thanksgiving Day holiday.” Spaceflight Now B1094—the booster assigned tonight—has an unusually mixed résumé for a Falcon 9 first stage: it’s flown a NASA crew rotation (Crew‑11), a private astronaut mission (Ax‑4), a cargo/Northrop
5 November 2025
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Nvidia’s Meteoric October: $4 Trillion Milestone, Mega AI Deals, and Unstoppable Momentum

Germany’s €1B ‘AI Factory’ Revealed: Nvidia & Deutsche Telekom Just Redrew Europe’s Tech Map — Here’s What Changes Now

Key facts (updated November 5, 2025) The announcement in detail Deutsche Telekom and Nvidia say the Industrial AI Cloud is designed as a “sovereign AI” platform—compute, networking and software kept in Germany, with industry‑grade security and compliance. Nvidia’s blog frames it as the “world’s first AI factory for industry,” blending Nvidia AI Enterprise, Omniverse and DGX‑class systems with Telekom’s cloud and network operations. NVIDIA Blog Hardware & capacity. Deutsche Telekom’s Munich data center is being fully renovated to host >1,000 DGX B200 systems and RTX PRO Servers, aggregating up to 10,000 Blackwell GPUs. Deutsche Telekom lists ~0.5 EFLOPS of compute,
5 November 2025
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AI Chip Boom, Google’s New Tricks, and Hollywood’s Robot Wars – Today’s AI News Roundup

$500 Billion Vanishes From Chip Stocks: Is the AI Boom Finally Hitting a Wall?

Key facts (as of Nov 5, 2025, UTC) What just happened—and why it matters Global markets were jolted on Wednesday, Nov 5, as an AI‑led selloff in U.S. megacaps rolled through Asia and then Europe. The immediate trigger: rising skepticism that AI‑exposed winners can sustain nosebleed valuations, compounded by fresh policy headlines out of China and high‑profile warnings from Wall Street heavyweights. Reuters+1 Asia’s hit list. Korea’s memory giants Samsung and SK Hynix led the initial downdraft, dragging the Kospi down as much as 6.2% before some buyers stepped in. In Japan, chip‑equipment and testing names were pummeled, with Advantest
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