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Good news, bad market: how 172,000 jobs triggered the worst chip day since 2020
A blowout 172K jobs report sparked Fed rate-hike fears and a chip rout, sending the Nasdaq down 4% and the semiconductor index to its worst day since 2020.
Broadcom (AVGO) drops after hours despite record revenue and 143% AI chip growth
Broadcom posted record revenue up 48% and AI chip sales up 143%, then fell as much as 14% after hours. A blowout met expectations too high to satisfy.
Marvell (MRVL) soars 32% to a record after Jensen Huang calls it the next trillion-dollar company
Marvell soared 32% to a record after Nvidia's Jensen Huang called it the next trillion-dollar company, citing AI connectivity. But it's still about 4x from $1T.
Anthropic’s $965bn mark resets the AI race as an October IPO looms
Anthropic's $65 billion Series H values it at $965 billion, leapfrogging OpenAI as Micron, Samsung, and SK hynix join the compute arms race. Read more.
Jensen Huang moves to lock in Nvidia ($NVDA), SK hynix and TSMC as the AI memory and logic axis
As memory becomes the AI bottleneck, Jensen Huang moves to lock in Nvidia, SK hynix, and TSMC supply while committing $150B a year to Taiwan. Read more.
Anthropic Q2 revenue set to double to $10.9bn as $45bn SpaceX deal redraws AI compute map
Anthropic nears first operating profit on $10.9B Q2 sales as $1.25B monthly SpaceX compute deal reshapes AI infrastructure economics. Read full analysis.
Cerebras IPO priced 51% above range: How much will investors pay for AI not named Nvidia?
Cerebras priced 35% above its first range. The harder question is whether a company with 86% UAE revenue can justify $56 billion as a Nvidia alternative.
Cisco Systems guides FY26 revenue to $63bn, cuts nearly 4,000 jobs as AI orders hit $5.3bn: $CSCO surges toward record
Cisco Systems is cutting 4,000 jobs while AI orders compound past $9 billion. The question is whether Chuck Robbins can hold margins through tariffs.
MaxLinear stock surges 22% on AI optical re-rating: What MXL investors need to watch next
MaxLinear was a beaten-down broadband chip name in 2025. One quarter of optical data center revenue and the AI silicon thesis just rewrote the entire MXL story.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is a $5tn company again, and this time Google’s TPUs are watching
Nvidia is back at $5 trillion. The harder question is whether Rubin can defend pricing power as Google TPUs and Broadcom ASICs scale into 2027.