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Artificial Intelligence 22 June 2026 - 23 June 2026
Anthropic has secured a new partnership with Micron Technology, which will supply memory and storage for the AI startup ahead of its anticipated IPO. Micron will also join Anthropic’s latest funding round, though terms were not disclosed. IBM shares rose over 3% after announcing a cyber-defense deal with OpenAI and new U.S. quantum-computing orders, bucking a broader Nasdaq decline. OpenAI revealed plans to introduce ChatGPT ads in Brazil and Mexico soon, with India to follow, aiming to use ad revenue to expand information access. The KOSPI index in Seoul fell nearly 10%, its steepest drop in over three months, after a selloff in chipmakers following a record AI rally and regulatory warnings. U.S. index ETFs were mostly flat in after-hours trading, with blue chips slightly up and growth stocks weaker. Amazon shares dropped 4.75% as investors questioned the payoff timeline for AI investments. Nokia shares climbed after expanding its AI network-software partnership with Google Cloud. Micron shares hit a record high, driven by the Anthropic deal and strong AI data center demand. Nexentis Technologies more than doubled after an AI drug-discovery update. Nvidia fell nearly 1% as large tech stocks weighed on the Nasdaq. Applied Optoelectronics rose almost 8% after a China unit doubled its credit line, signaling a manufacturing ramp. Palantir slid over 6% to a 52-week low amid concerns about AI spending and valuations. Bloom Energy remained above recent records as data-center builders cited electricity as a bottleneck. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF saw $6.93 billion in net inflows, making up a significant portion of technology sector fund inflows. HIVE surged 20% after Columbia University researchers remotely trained AI models on its GPUs in Paraguay. Broadcom declined despite reassurances about its Google TPU roadmap, with risks centered on securing full AI racks and large-scale financing. Microsoft’s West Texas power deal gave Caterpillar a key role in data-center energy projects, with co-located power seen as a catalyst. Chevron agreed to supply natural gas to Microsoft’s new Texas data center under a 20-year deal, as AI focus shifts to energy needs; Microsoft’s Azure grew 40%. Alphabet shares fell 5.6% on concerns over AI costs, share sales, and management changes, though Citizens maintained its Market Outperform rating.