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Technology 7 February 2025 - 16 February 2025

Micron shares closed at $1,133.99, up 8.7% ahead of its June 24 fiscal third-quarter report, which is being watched as a test of the AI-driven chip rally’s earnings support. CoreWeave will join the Nasdaq-100 before Monday’s open, with its shares up 17.3% over the last five days. Super Micro rose 10.37% to $30.66 after a volatile week, with traders watching if a $7 billion equity-linked deal will drive further moves. Amazon gained 2.9% to $244.39, with Prime Day set for June 23-26 to provide insight into consumer demand. Grab shares climbed 3.48% to $3.57, outperforming the Nasdaq Composite for the week. Apple ended just under $300, lifted by a tech rebound, as investors weigh if higher device prices can sustain margins. Trump’s disclosures showed $220 million to $750 million in transactions, including large Nvidia, Apple, and S&P 500 index fund purchases, and family holdings in Trump Media and American Bitcoin. Congressional filings revealed a spouse’s stakes of $5 million to $25 million each in Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Broadcom, Microsoft, Nvidia, Salesforce, and Visa, plus options exercised in several tech giants. Intel closed at $133.99, up 10.64%, as Trump claimed Apple agreed to work with Intel on U.S. chip design, though details were unconfirmed. Marvell rose 7.27% to $310.58 and will join the S&P 500, with optical networking stocks in focus after a KeyBanc upgrade. ARK Investment bought $52 million of Snowflake after it raised its outlook and announced a $6 billion AWS deal. The Nasdaq rose 2.4% for the week, outpacing the S&P 500’s 0.9% gain, with upcoming reports from Micron and new inflation and GDP data expected.
Internet Access in Libya: A Comprehensive Overview

Internet Access in Libya: A Comprehensive Overview

Libya had 12.4 million active mobile connections by June 2023, about 179% of its population. State firms dominate the sector, with Libyana and Al-Madar Al-Jadeed covering most of the country’s 4G users. Fixed broadband remains limited at 326,000 subscriptions in 2022. Libya ranked 161st of 179 countries for mobile speed in 2023, with median downloads of 8–16 Mbps.
16 February 2025
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Internet Access in China

Internet Access in China

China had 1.09 billion internet users by end-2023, with over 99% on mobile. State-owned ISPs—China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile—control regional access and backbone networks. All international traffic passes through three government-run gateways, slowing foreign site access. The Great Firewall blocks major foreign platforms and censors content; VPN use is tightly restricted.
10 February 2025
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Internet Access in Syria

Internet Access in Syria

Syria opened public internet access around 2000, years after establishing its first connection in 1997. By 2010–2011, about 4.5 million Syrians were online, but the government kept strict control over infrastructure and content. As of 2021, internet penetration reached 46–47%, still well below the regional average.
7 February 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Australian Shares Flat as BHP, Tech Weigh on Gains in Energy and Consumer Sectors
    June 21, 2026, 10:16 PM EDT. Australian shares closed flat on Monday. Losses in BHP and technology stocks offset gains in the energy and consumer discretionary sectors. Market participants showed caution amid rising doubts about the Middle East peace process. The mixed sector performance limited overall index movement, highlighting investor uncertainty in a volatile geopolitical climate.

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Cognizant (NASDAQ: CTSH) Slides 10% as Nasdaq-100 Exit Nears

Cognizant (NASDAQ: CTSH) Slides 10% as Nasdaq-100 Exit Nears

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Cognizant shares plunged 10.49% to $43.70, erasing $2.4 billion in equity value—more than its $2 billion 2026 buyback target—after Accenture’s narrowed growth outlook, a Berenberg downgrade, and looming Nasdaq-100 removal, even as S&P 500 and Nasdaq rallied; investors now eye Q2 guidance as the next key test.
Pentagon Could Outpace Tech Giants on Small Nuclear Projects

Pentagon Could Outpace Tech Giants on Small Nuclear Projects

22 June 2026
Valar Atomics’ Ward 250 became the first DOE-authorized advanced reactor built outside a national lab to achieve criticality, signaling a shift as U.S. defense demand accelerates small nuclear deployment, with the Army allocating over $2 billion for microreactors—moving the sector from policy to production and raising near-term demand expectations.
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