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Micron Technology ($MU) joins the $1tn club as analysts split over whether memory has changed forever
Micron Technology, UBS, Timothy Arcuri, Susquehanna, Mehdi Hosseini, SK Hynix, Samsung, Sanjay Mehrotra, Nvidia, Counterpoint, Nasdaq
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.
Brussels orders Google to open Android to rival AI assistants in DMA interoperability draft
Google reserved Android's AI hooks for Gemini. Brussels now wants rival assistants to run native tasks too, with binding measures due within six months.
Ericsson posts 6% organic growth in Q1 2026 as currency headwinds mask gains across four global markets
Ericsson posts 6% organic Q1 2026 growth and nearly doubles free cash flow, but SEK 3.8B restructuring charges and legal risks complicate the recovery story. Read more.
Samsung Galaxy M17 5G at ₹15,498: Hidden budget beast or just another overhyped Samsung phone?
Thinking of buying the Samsung Galaxy M17 5G? Explore its camera, display, battery, durability, and long-term value before you decide. Read more.
After five years of legal battles, Epic Games forces Google to cap Play Store fees and distribute competing app stores globally
Google agrees to cut Play Store fees to 9-20% and allow rival app stores on Android in a landmark settlement with Epic Games. Read the full strategic analysis.
Xiaomi unveils 17 Ultra at MWC 2026 as stock trades well off its 52-week high of $9.00
Xiaomi launches the 17 Ultra and 17 at MWC 2026 with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and Leica cameras. Here's what it means for the premium market. Read more.
The megawatt migration: Why America’s energy grid is chasing jobs, not just demand
States like Georgia are using grid strategy to attract megaprojects. Find out how U.S. energy planning is now driving jobs and industrial growth.
Metromont expands into Texas with Heldenfels acquisition, signaling national precast growth ambition
Metromont acquires Heldenfels Enterprises to expand into Texas infrastructure markets. Find out what this means for precast concrete, LNG, and data center projects.