NVIDIA rose 1.79% with a trading volume of $35.094 billion. Recently,
announced the launch of its latest AI chip, further enhancing its competitiveness in the field of artificial intelligence. The company also plans to collaborate with several large tech companies to drive the application of its chip products.
Tesla fell 0.72%, with a trading volume of $29.703 billion.
announced plans to increase investment in electric vehicle charging infrastructure over the coming months and aims to expand the number of Supercharger stations globally.
SMCI dropped 1.13%, with a trading volume of $21.957 billion. At the latest investor meeting, the company stated it would increase its R&D investment to meet the growing demand for high-performance computing solutions.
Amazon rose 1.12%, with a trading volume of $10.392 billion. Amazon announced plans to add tens of thousands of temporary positions ahead of the holiday season to meet expected consumer demand and expand its logistics network.
Apple fell 1.56%, with a trading volume of $9.726 billion. Apple announced it would hold a product launch event next month, where it is expected to introduce a new iPhone and other hardware products.
Microsoft fell 0.47%, with a trading volume of $9.523 billion. Microsoft is collaborating with several companies to expand the application range of its cloud computing services and launch new enterprise-level security solutions.
Meta rose 2.18%, with a trading volume of $8.987 billion. Meta announced the launch of new virtual reality devices and plans to increase investment in metaverse-related technologies over the coming years.
Palantir rose 1.03%, with a trading volume of $8.227 billion. Palantir signed a new data analytics service contract with a large financial institution to enhance its market influence.
Oracle rose 3.10%, with a trading volume of $7.818 billion. In its latest quarterly financial report,
disclosed significant growth in its cloud business revenue and plans to strengthen its market position through acquisitions.
Rigetti Computing surged 8.98%, with a trading volume of $7.053 billion. The company announced a significant technological breakthrough in the quantum computing field, attracting wide investor attention.
Google A fell 1.26%, with a trading volume of $6.699 billion. Google recently announced a new round of investment in data privacy and security to enhance user trust and data protection capabilities.
Broadcom fell 0.14%, with a trading volume of $6.057 billion. Broadcom plans to further enhance its competitiveness in the semiconductor market by expanding its product line and partnerships.
Google C fell 1.32%, with a trading volume of $4.375 billion. The company is developing new search algorithms to improve user experience and the accuracy of search results.
Applovin fell 4.67%, with a trading volume of $3.763 billion. Applovin noted in its latest financial report that its advertising revenue growth is under pressure, and the company plans to adjust its business strategy.
Micron Technology fell 2.14%, with a trading volume of $3.710 billion. Micron Technology indicated plans to increase investment in storage technology R&D over the coming years to drive technological innovation.
Alibaba fell 4.11%, with a trading volume of $3.674 billion. Facing intensified domestic market competition, Alibaba plans to address these challenges through international expansion and technological innovation.
IREN rose 6.26%, with a trading volume of $3.634 billion. The company recently secured an important contract for a new energy project, expected to significantly enhance its market share.
Strategy fell 3.18%, with a trading volume of $3.595 billion. Strategy is adjusting its business model to better adapt to market changes and customer demands.
Costco rose 3.07%, with a trading volume of $3.509 billion. Costco announced plans to open several new stores globally and enhance operational efficiency through digital transformation.
Netflix rose 1.39%, with a trading volume of $3.469 billion. Netflix announced plans to release several highly anticipated original series and movies to attract more users and boost subscriptions.
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