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Palantir beats Q3 estimates, lifts 2026 revenue outlook to around $8.5 billion

AI-generated summary Palantir releases its third-quarter financial results, beating analyst expectations across every major line and lifting its full-year revenue outlook to around $8.53 billion. Palantir says it expects fourth-quarter revenue of about $2.65 billion while raising full-year adjusted operating income guidance to about $5.25 billion.

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Chip stocks are suffering from a ‘crisis of confidence’ — but things aren’t as gloomy as they seem

AI-generated summary Intel released a recent earnings report that showed strong performance for its data-center and AI business despite an overall stock decline. Rasgon says earnings reports from major cloud-services providers support the idea that the artificial-intelligence trade has more room to run.

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‘A major risk to the global economy’: BofA warns about the risky AI boom the day before a midterm vote framed around data-center backlash

Voters cast ballots at a polling station in Anchorage, Alaska

AI-generated summary BofA Global Research economists warned that a sustained correction in the AI trade is available as a major risk to the global economy. Voters will decide 41 local data-center ballot measures on Tuesday while spending on data-center construction reached $84.95 billion in August.

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Anthropic posts $567 million Q3 operating loss as growth cools ahead of IPO

AI-generated summary Anthropic made available an amended IPO filing showing a third quarter operating loss of $567 million as revenue growth slowed. Anthropic says the operating loss resulted primarily from $5 billion in computing capacity from short-term commitments and $2 billion in noncash charges.

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While Americans turn against data centers, Brazil offers tax breaks and cheap power, representing a potential ‘release valve’ for U.S. constraints

Lula, who won reelection to the Brazilian presidency, signed REDATA into law in September.

AI-generated summary President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva released a law cutting taxes on qualifying data center equipment to make building them less expensive. The government hopes that bringing more computing capacity into the country will help Brazilian businesses develop AI products and rely less on foreign services.

Replacing workers with AI? You may come to regret it: Gartner warns 30% of employees who’ve been laid off because of the technology will be rehired by 2029 – and at a far higher cost to the business

Tech layoffs concept image showing dismissed workers with boxes full of work materials leaving through open doors while others enter.

AI-generated summary Gartner reports that organizations have launched AI-driven workforce reductions that may lead to future rehiring decisions. Gartner says that by 2029 around 30% of employees who were terminated and replaced by AI will be rehired at a greater cost to the enterprise.

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