Volume Stonkers | NVIDIA fell 4.41%, Launches AI Chip for Data Centers; Tesla Plans Model 3 Production Boost

NVIDIA fell 4.41%, with a trading volume of $36.807 billion. Recently, NVIDIA launched its latest AI chip aimed at enhancing data center processing capabilities, while announcing cooperation agreements with several large tech companies.

Tesla dropped 1.53%, with a trading volume of $30.789 billion. Tesla recently announced plans to increase production of its Model 3 in the coming months and expand its sales network in new markets.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) rose 0.77%, with a trading volume of $15.602 billion. AMD released its latest financial report, showing strong growth in its data center business, and its innovations in high-performance computing have attracted significant attention.

Amazon fell 1.67%, with a trading volume of $9.841 billion. At a recent event, Amazon showcased its new smart home products and revealed plans to increase investment in cloud computing services to enhance market competitiveness.

Palantir rose 1.43%, with a trading volume of $8.759 billion. Palantir announced a partnership with a large healthcare institution to use its data analytics platform to optimize healthcare services.

Apple rose 0.04%, with a trading volume of $8.752 billion. Apple unveiled its latest iPhone, emphasizing its continued commitment to user privacy protection, and reported strong pre-sales of the new product.

Rigetti Computing rose 2.26%, with a trading volume of $8.064 billion. The company announced a significant breakthrough in quantum computing, with its technology expected to solve complex problems across various industries.

Broadcom fell 3.52%, with a trading volume of $7.588 billion. At a recent investor meeting, Broadcom emphasized its strategy in the 5G technology sector and plans to expand its market share in related products.

Microsoft fell 0.09%, with a trading volume of $7.504 billion. Microsoft released the latest Windows update, enhancing system security and user experience, and signed cooperation agreements with several enterprises.

Meta fell 0.99%, with a trading volume of $6.232 billion. At its annual conference, Meta introduced advancements in virtual reality technology and plans to extensively promote its metaverse platform in the coming years.

Alphabet A (Google A) rose 0.53%, with a trading volume of $5.400 billion. Google announced a new cloud computing service aimed at improving enterprise data processing efficiency and continues to expand its global data center network.

Oracle fell 2.90%, with a trading volume of $5.087 billion. Oracle announced an expansion of its cloud infrastructure services and is collaborating with several financial institutions to develop new data management solutions.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) fell 2.28%, with a trading volume of $4.885 billion. TSMC plans to expand its semiconductor production lines over the next two years to meet the growing market demand.

JPMorgan Chase fell 1.93%, with a trading volume of $4.868 billion. JPMorgan Chase announced plans to strengthen investments in green finance and launch more sustainable financial products.

Oklo rose 1.82%, with a trading volume of $4.553 billion. Oklo recently secured a significant nuclear technology patent, with its innovative technology expected to drive the development of the clean energy market.

Alphabet C (Google C) rose 0.63%, with a trading volume of $4.244 billion. Similar to Google A, Google C has made new progress in its cloud services and AI technology sectors, further solidifying its market position.

Robinhood Markets fell 4.07%, with a trading volume of $4.242 billion. Robinhood announced plans to introduce more investment products on its platform to attract more users while strengthening regulatory compliance.

Intel fell 4.27%, with a trading volume of $4.177 billion. Intel announced the release of its next-generation processors aimed at enhancing computing power and plans to collaborate with several PC manufacturers.

MP Materials rose 3.79%, with a trading volume of $3.857 billion. MP Materials announced a new rare earth mining plan to meet the growing global demand for rare earth materials.

Goldman Sachs fell 1.99%, with a trading volume of $3.609 billion. Goldman Sachs stated that it will continue to expand its global market operations and plans to increase investments in fintech over the coming years.