Oracle is rebounding alongside its key infrastructure partner, OpenAI.
The company's AI revenue is growing quickly, but is still much smaller than that of other cloud players.
The stock looks risky at the moment.
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Oracle is rebounding alongside its key infrastructure partner, OpenAI.
The company's AI revenue is growing quickly, but is still much smaller than that of other cloud players.
The stock looks risky at the moment.
Canaan provides the specialized hardware infrastructure essential for global digital asset mining operations.
CleanSpark operates as a high-growth data center developer with a clear shift toward profitability.
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CrowdStrike's impressive track record of operating and financial performance has powered a surging stock price.
Management announced a 4-for-1 stock split, which will take place early next month.
While a stock split alone isn't a reason to buy CrowdStrike, there are still plenty of reasons to own the cybersecurity specialist.
Super Micro Computer saw nice revenue growth in its latest quarter.
Its margins are improving, and it should benefit from continued AI infrastructure spending.
Certain factors about the business make it very risky to buy right now.
Nvidia recently revealed RTX Spark, a new superchip for running Windows PCs.
The chip pushes Nvidia directly against Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm.
PC chips matter far more to those rivals than they do to Nvidia.