Volume Stonkers | Tesla falls 1.93%, NVIDIA reveals new GPU architecture at tech conference

Tesla, ranking first by trading volume, fell 1.93% with a trading volume of $35.599 billion. Recently, Tesla announced plans to expand production capacity at its Berlin factory to meet the demand of the European market. Additionally, the company plans to launch a new electric truck in the future to further expand its product line.

NVIDIA ranked second, declining by 2.82% with a trading volume of $34.257 billion. NVIDIA announced that it will unveil its latest generation GPU architecture at the upcoming tech conference, aiming to boost computing performance to meet the growing demands of AI and data centers.

Amazon, in third place, saw a drop of 3.04% with a trading volume of $15.703 billion. Amazon recently stated that it is expanding its AWS cloud computing business market share and plans to increase the number of data centers globally.

Apple, in fourth place, fell 0.64% with a trading volume of $15.367 billion. Apple announced it will launch a new iPhone next quarter and plans a series of updates to existing products to enhance user experience.

Palantir, in fifth place, rose 1.80% with a trading volume of $11.281 billion. Palantir recently signed a new contract with the U.S. Department of Defense to provide data analytics services, further solidifying its position in the government sector.

Oracle ranked sixth, declining by 4.26% with a trading volume of $10.825 billion. Oracle announced partnerships with several large enterprises to promote its cloud services and plans to significantly expand its cloud infrastructure over the next three years.

Microsoft, in seventh place, fell 1.02% with a trading volume of $10.085 billion. Microsoft stated that it will release a new version of the Windows operating system by the end of the year and enhance its Azure cloud services to attract more enterprise customers.

Meta ranked eighth, dropping 1.28% with a trading volume of $7.977 billion. Meta is accelerating the development of virtual reality and augmented reality technologies and plans to launch more related products in the coming years to drive the growth of the metaverse.

Broadcom, in ninth place, increased by 0.04% with a trading volume of $7.140 billion. Broadcom recently reached an agreement with a large technology company to supply crucial semiconductor components, which is expected to drive future revenue growth.

Micron Technology, in tenth place, rose 1.09% with a trading volume of $6.739 billion. Micron Technology announced that its latest generation of memory chips has entered mass production, expected to provide a significant competitive advantage in the market.

Alphabet A, in eleventh place, fell 0.35% with a trading volume of $6.702 billion. Google is launching a new advertising technology to improve the precision of ad placements, further enhancing the profitability of its advertising business.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), in twelfth place, rose 0.70% with a trading volume of $6.310 billion. AMD plans to launch new processors in the future aimed at increasing market share and engaging in more intense competition with its rivals.

Applovin, ranked thirteenth, increased by 1.19% with a trading volume of $5.090 billion. Applovin recently announced a strategic partnership to enhance the user experience and efficiency of its advertising platform through innovative technology.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), in fourteenth place, rose 3.73% with a trading volume of $5.024 billion. TSMC plans to invest billions of dollars over the next few years to expand its chip manufacturing capacity to meet the rapidly growing global semiconductor demand.

Alphabet C, in fifteenth place, fell 0.21% with a trading volume of $4.369 billion. Google continues to expand its cloud services business globally and plans to establish partnerships with more enterprise clients.

UnitedHealth, in sixteenth place, rose 1.92% with a trading volume of $4.341 billion. UnitedHealth announced the launch of a new health management product aimed at improving the efficiency and effectiveness of medical services through technological means.

Oklo, ranked seventeenth, increased by 1.66% with a trading volume of $4.148 billion. Oklo is advancing its small nuclear reactor project and recently received further government support, expected to drive clean energy development.

CoreWeave, in eighteenth place, fell 1.76% with a trading volume of $3.802 billion. CoreWeave is accelerating the expansion of its cloud computing services and plans to become a significant industry player in the coming years.

Intel, in nineteenth place, rose 2.02% with a trading volume of $3.737 billion. Intel announced plans to launch a new generation of processors within the next two years, aiming to improve multi-core performance and enhance its market competitiveness.

Robinhood Markets, in twentieth place, increased by 1.05% with a trading volume of $3.636 billion. Robinhood Markets recently launched a new investment tool aimed at attracting more young investors to the market.