Volume Stonkers | Tesla fell 4.45%, AMD Launched Latest Server Chip

Tesla, the first by trading volume, fell 4.45%, with a trading volume of $44.72 billion. Recently, Tesla announced a new battery production plan to increase its electric vehicle capacity and plans to expand into more markets in the coming years.

Nvidia, the second, fell 0.27%, with a trading volume of $25.89 billion. Nvidia released a new graphics processor aimed at enhancing its competitiveness in the artificial intelligence field.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), the third, rose 3.83%, with a trading volume of $24.56 billion. AMD launched its latest server chip to meet the demand for high-performance computing in enterprises.

Palantir, the fourth, rose 1.47%, with a trading volume of $10.57 billion. Palantir reached a new data analysis collaboration agreement with a large financial institution, further expanding its applications in the financial industry.

Oracle, the fifth, fell 2.41%, with a trading volume of $8.89 billion. Oracle announced plans to acquire a cloud computing startup to strengthen its cloud service capabilities.

Meta, the sixth, fell 0.36%, with a trading volume of $8.54 billion. Meta is developing a new virtual reality device, planned for release early next year.

Apple, the seventh, fell 0.08%, with a trading volume of $8.18 billion. Apple released its latest iPhone model and plans to conduct a large-scale global promotion.

Microsoft, the eighth, fell 0.87%, with a trading volume of $7.65 billion. Microsoft announced a new artificial intelligence research project aimed at advancing the intelligence of its Azure cloud platform.

Rigetti Computing, the ninth, rose 5.24%, with a trading volume of $7.54 billion. Rigetti Computing secured an important government contract for developing quantum computing technology.

Applovin, the tenth, rose 7.64%, with a trading volume of $7.34 billion. Applovin launched a new advertising platform aimed at enhancing mobile app ad revenues.

Amazon, the eleventh, rose 0.40%, with a trading volume of $6.88 billion. Amazon continues to expand its global logistics network to improve delivery efficiency.

Strategy, the twelfth, fell 8.70%, with a trading volume of $6.54 billion. Strategy recently faced executive changes and is actively seeking a new leadership team.

Broadcom, the thirteenth, rose 0.27%, with a trading volume of $6.01 billion. Broadcom announced a new semiconductor technology aimed at improving data center performance.

Google A, the fourteenth, fell 1.87%, with a trading volume of $5.71 billion. Google is developing new search algorithms to enhance user search experiences.

Micron Technology, the fifteenth, fell 2.76%, with a trading volume of $5.21 billion. Micron Technology plans to expand its memory chip production capacity in the coming years.

IREN, the sixteenth, rose 6.81%, with a trading volume of $4.49 billion. IREN announced cooperation agreements with several new energy companies to jointly develop renewable energy projects.

BitMine Immersion, the seventeenth, fell 6.15%, with a trading volume of $4.23 billion. BitMine Immersion is seeking new financing channels to support upgrades to its mining equipment.

Intel, the eighteenth, rose 1.59%, with a trading volume of $4.11 billion. Intel launched its latest processor series to meet the market demand for high-efficiency computing.

Netflix, the nineteenth, rose 2.39%, with a trading volume of $3.93 billion. Netflix announced it will launch its streaming services in multiple new markets to expand its global user base.

TSMC, the twentieth, fell 2.75%, with a trading volume of $3.88 billion. TSMC plans to significantly enhance its chip manufacturing capacity in the coming years to meet the growing global chip demand.