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AI-generated summary Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon stated that his tech giant should not be lumped in with other artificial intelligence stocks recently being dumped by investors. Amon said that Qualcomm is new to the data center market and is just starting its journey in that sector.
AI-generated summary Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon says that smartphones will not be replaced by artificial intelligence anytime soon and will remain a central processing hub. Qualcomm reported that smartphone processor revenue dropped 26 percent year over year to $5.14 billion in its fiscal fourth quarter.
AI-generated summary Pershing Square Capital CEO Bill Ackman described Anthropic as a remarkable business story with real potential while discussing the firm at Yahoo Finance Invest. Anthropic has set an IPO price range of $70 to $78 per share and is expected to debut on public markets on Thursday, Nov. 19.
AI-generated summary United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby states that artificial intelligence will enable new travel alerts that provide delay probabilities and flight change options. Kirby hopes to roll out the new artificial intelligence feature in beta for some flights by Christmas.
AI-generated summary Cerebras Systems raised its full-year revenue forecast after reporting a third-quarter GAAP revenue rise to $210.8 million. The company states that cloud and other services revenue jumped 265% to $141.9 million due to demand for high-speed AI inference.
AI-generated summary Supermicro and Nvidia face Department of Justice scrutiny in separate inquiries involving Alice Huang. Super Micro Computer shares fell more than twelve percent on Thursday following reports of the inquiry.
AI-generated summary The Justice Department is investigating whether entities linked to Alice Huang were involved in efforts to smuggle products made by Super Micro Computer to China, according to a report published on Nov. 12. Super Micro makes servers that run Nvidia artificial intelligence chips, and the company shares were down 9.7% from Wednesday's close following the report.
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