Volume Stonkers | Oracle surged 6.29%, CoreWeave's New Financing Round Fuels Expansion in Cloud Rendering and AI Computing

NVIDIA, the top stock by trading volume, rose 3.93%, with a trading volume of $48.465 billion. Recently, NVIDIA announced the inclusion of more features in its latest AI chips to boost AI computing capabilities. Additionally, NVIDIA continues to expand its business in data centers and autonomous driving.

Tesla, ranked second, increased by 1.91%, with a trading volume of $42.037 billion. Tesla recently announced plans to expand production capacity at its Berlin factory and intends to launch new electric vehicles to strengthen its competitive position in the European market.

Apple, in third place, gained 4.31%, with a trading volume of $26.680 billion. Apple released its latest iPhone series, which has sparked strong consumer interest worldwide. Moreover, Apple plans to introduce more new products in the coming months.

Oracle, ranked fourth, surged 6.29%, with a trading volume of $14.193 billion. Oracle recently entered into a strategic partnership with a major cloud service provider to enhance its market share in cloud computing.

Amazon, in fifth place, dropped 1.66%, with a trading volume of $10.237 billion. Amazon is strengthening its logistics network and plans to increase hiring ahead of the holiday season to cope with expected shopping peaks.

Microsoft, ranked sixth, fell 0.67%, with a trading volume of $10.227 billion. Microsoft announced the integration of more AI features into its office software to improve user experience and work efficiency.

Broadcom, in seventh place, decreased by 1.62%, with a trading volume of $9.569 billion. Broadcom is exploring new markets and plans to expand its business through mergers and acquisitions.

Meta, ranked eighth, declined 1.63%, with a trading volume of $8.978 billion. Meta recently restructured its metaverse business to optimize resource allocation and improve profitability.

Palantir, in ninth place, dropped 1.68%, with a trading volume of $8.213 billion. Palantir announced the signing of new contracts with several government agencies to provide data analytics support.

Google A, ranked tenth, fell 0.88%, with a trading volume of $8.116 billion. Google released new updates for its search engine aimed at enhancing user search experience.

Super Micro Computer (SMCI), in eleventh place, rose 1.53%, with a trading volume of $7.449 billion. SMCI launched a new generation of processors to better meet high-performance computing needs.

Applovin, ranked twelfth, decreased by 0.94%, with a trading volume of $5.979 billion. Applovin is expanding its advertising platform and plans to enter new international markets.

CoreWeave, in thirteenth place, surged 6.70%, with a trading volume of $5.202 billion. CoreWeave announced a new round of financing to support its expansion in cloud rendering and AI computing.

Google C, ranked fourteenth, dropped 0.93%, with a trading volume of $5.067 billion. Google C announced optimizations to its advertising services to improve ad placement effectiveness for advertisers.

Oklo, in fifteenth place, increased by 3.68%, with a trading volume of $4.996 billion. Oklo is advancing its small modular reactor project and plans to commercialize it in the coming years.

TSMC, ranked sixteenth, rose 2.91%, with a trading volume of $4.232 billion. TSMC plans to expand its U.S. factory to enhance the stability of its global semiconductor supply chain.

Micron Technology, in seventeenth place, gained 1.16%, with a trading volume of $4.196 billion. Micron Technology is developing new types of storage chips to improve data storage and processing efficiency.

Robinhood Markets, ranked eighteenth, increased by 0.09%, with a trading volume of $4.126 billion. Robinhood Markets is enriching its investment tools and plans to launch cryptocurrency trading services.

Intel, in nineteenth place, fell 2.77%, with a trading volume of $3.741 billion. Intel announced plans to build new chip manufacturing plants in Europe to enhance its global production capacity.

BitMine Immersion, ranked twentieth, declined 10.43%, with a trading volume of $3.653 billion. BitMine Immersion is expanding its cryptocurrency mining business and plans to introduce more energy-efficient mining technology.