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Wall Street expects Nvidia's earnings to increase at 35% annually ... is the largest digital advertiser and third-largest public cloud, and the company is using AI to strengthen its standing in both markets. For instance, its leadership in advertising ...

As bitcoin (BTC-USD) miners pivot toward artificial intelligence to diversify revenue streams, Wall Street's optimism is rising, raising the question whether investors should, too, be bullish. "The synergy is simple: AI companies need energy,

Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet have invested significant sums in AI infrastructure – money that has not yielded justifiable returns at this point – to the displeasure of Wall Street. And yet Big Tech is not to be deterred. Tech giants are set to ...

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives is out with an early reaction to Palantir's "eye-popping" results, featuring beats across the board.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is the hottest stock on Wall Street. For the last few years, it hit the headlines as it dominated the artificial intelligence (AI) chip supply, controlling roughly 90% of the incredibly lucrative market.

Morgan Stanley is expanding the use of OpenAI-powered, generative artificial intelligence tools to its vaunted investment banking and trading division, CNBC has learned.

By Arsheeya Bajwa and Max A. Cherney (Reuters) -Advanced Micro Devices on Tuesday forecast fourth-quarter revenue just shy of estimates and raised its artificial intelligence chip sales forecast to $5 billion for 2024 - not enough to impress investors.

Investment giant KKR and Energy Capital Partners have agreed to invest a combined $50 billion in data-center and power-generation projects to support the development of artificial intelligence. See th

After a 150% rally that’s added about $60 billion in market value, Wall Street thinks Palantir Technologies Inc. has gotten way ahead of itself.

The New York Times found that, at least since 2000, following Wall Street's advice has been essentially as good as shooting darts at a dartboard. From 2000 to 2023, the median Wall Street forecast missed the end-of-the-year result by 13.8 percentage points annually, essentially making them worthless.

The chipmaker offered up stronger-than-expected third-quarter results, but concerns about its fourth-quarter guidance have cropped up on Wall Street, suggesting that the AI bar "remains high" for now. Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore said: "We remain ...