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Korea Slides 10%, Nasdaq Futures Down 2.7% as Chip Stocks Sink Worldwide

Korea Slides 10%, Nasdaq Futures Down 2.7% as Chip Stocks Sink Worldwide

Semiconductor stocks around the world fell sharply Tuesday, with South Korea’s KOSPI down 9.99%. Chipmakers in Europe dropped too, and Nasdaq 100 futures shed 2.7% ahead of the Wall Street open. “Former generals … appear to have lost momentum,” said Chris Weston, head of research at Pepperstone.
Nasdaq Futures Drop Ahead of Open as Debt Concerns Hit AI Stocks

Nasdaq Futures Drop Ahead of Open as Debt Concerns Hit AI Stocks

Tech names weighed on Wall Street futures early Tuesday as contracts pointed lower before the open. Investors pulled back from artificial intelligence trades while worries about a hawkish Fed path added pressure. Futures trade ahead of the main session and offer a view on where indexes may open.
Marvell Technology (MRVL) Soars on Celestial AI Deal and Record Q3 Earnings: What Investors Need to Know Now

Marvell Technology (MRVL) Soars on Celestial AI Deal and Record Q3 Earnings: What Investors Need to Know Now

Marvell Technology, Inc. has jumped back into the AI spotlight after reporting record fiscal Q3 2026 results and announcing a multibillion‑dollar acquisition of optical‑interconnect startup Celestial AI. Together, the earnings beat and the deal are reshaping Wall Street’s view of the mid‑cap chipmaker as a core enabler of AI data centers rather than just another networking name. TipRanks+3Marvell Technology, Inc.+3Marvell Technology, Inc.+3
Infineon Lifts 2026 AI Power Revenue Target to €1.5bn as FY 2025 Lands in Line—Stock Jumps on DAX (12 November 2025)

Infineon Lifts 2026 AI Power Revenue Target to €1.5bn as FY 2025 Lands in Line—Stock Jumps on DAX (12 November 2025)

Munich — 12 November 2025. German chipmaker Infineon Technologies is leaning harder into the artificial‑intelligence build‑out. After reporting full‑year results broadly in line with guidance, the company sharply raised its 2026 sales goal for power‑supply solutions used in AI data centers—a move that sent the shares higher in Frankfurt trading. FT Markets+1
RISC-V vs ARM vs x86: The 2025 Silicon Architecture Showdown

RISC-V’s Edge & IoT Takeover: Billions of Open-Source Cores Drive 2025 Tech Revolution

Once a niche academic project, RISC-V is now shipping in billions of devices, especially at the edge. RISC-V International reports the ISA is implemented in over 13 billion cores on the market as of end-2023 riscv.org – a stunning rise driven largely by IoT and embedded use cases. In fact, some estimates suggest over 10 billion of those cores were shipped by 2023 primarily for IoT sensors, microcontrollers, storage controllers, and wireless chips ts2.tech. The momentum is accelerating: according to the CEO of RISC-V International, “the ecosystem is expanding rapidly… over two billion SoCs are now using RISC-V cores,” and they anticipate 20 billion+ RISC-V-powered SoCs by 2031 riscv.org.
Presence Tech Showdown: Wi‑Fi Sensing vs. UWB vs. Soli Radar – Who Will Own the Future?

Presence Tech Showdown: Wi‑Fi Sensing vs. UWB vs. Soli Radar – Who Will Own the Future?

Imagine your home knowing you’ve arrived without a single camera, or your phone pinpointing a lost item within centimeters. A new wave of proximity and presence detection technologies is making this possible. Three contenders lead the pack: Wi‑Fi Sensing, Ultra‑Wideband, and 60 GHz millimeter-wave radar. Each uses invisible signals to detect motion, location, or presence in innovative ways. In this report, we compare these technologies head-to-head – from their technical specs and use cases to industry adoption and the latest breakthroughs – to see which might dominate our smart homes, gadgets, cars, and beyond.
Global Tech Roundup: Musk’s $29 B Windfall, Security Scares & Satellite Shakeups (Aug 4–5, 2025)

Global Tech Roundup: Musk’s $29 B Windfall, Security Scares & Satellite Shakeups (Aug 4–5, 2025)

Spotify Hits the High Note on Pricing: Music streaming giant Spotify announced it will raise the monthly price of its Premium individual plan to €11.99 across numerous markets spanning Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America reuters.com. The hike, effective in September, comes as Spotify pursues better profit margins. Investors cheered the move – Spotify’s shares jumped almost 8% on the news reuters.com reuters.com. The company credited prior price increases and cost cuts for helping it attain its first annual profit in 2024 reuters.com reuters.com. CEO Daniel Ek highlighted that Apple’s recent concessions have also been a “very positive uptick” for its business reuters.com. “Under normal circumstances, a price hike might raise eyebrows, but investors have benefited from Spotify’s growth,” noted one analyst, adding that the changes demonstrate Spotify’s confidence in its platform’s value. Subscribers will be notified by email ahead of the increase reuters.com.
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