Tesla, ranked first in trading volume, rose by 4.02%, with a trading volume of $43.605 billion.
recently announced plans to launch new battery technology by the end of the year to further enhance the range and charging speed of its electric vehicles.
NVIDIA, in second place, increased by 0.28%, with a trading volume of $26.231 billion.
recently released its latest AI chip aimed at improving data center processing efficiency and energy efficiency.
Apple, ranked third, fell by 0.55%, with a trading volume of $11.645 billion. The newly launched iPhone 15 series has garnered widespread attention in the global market, especially showing strong performance in the Asian market.
Intel, in fourth place, rose by 4.44%, with a trading volume of $9.474 billion.
is strengthening its presence in the 5G sector and is expected to launch related chip products in the coming months.
Amazon, ranked fifth, increased by 0.75%, with a trading volume of $9.086 billion. Amazon plans to expand its logistics network during the holiday season to meet the expected increase in orders.
Microsoft, in sixth place, rose by 0.87%, with a trading volume of $8.240 billion. Microsoft is collaborating with several large enterprises to drive the global expansion of its Azure cloud services.
Palantir, ranked seventh, fell by 0.87%, with a trading volume of $7.826 billion. Palantir recently secured a government contract worth hundreds of millions of dollars to provide data analytics services.
Oracle, in eighth place, declined by 2.70%, with a trading volume of $7.400 billion. Oracle announced plans to acquire a cloud computing startup to enhance its competitiveness in the cloud services market.
Meta, ranked ninth, fell by 0.69%, with a trading volume of $7.185 billion. Meta is accelerating the development of its virtual reality technology to advance its metaverse strategy.
Broadcom, in tenth place, declined by 0.47%, with a trading volume of $5.167 billion. Broadcom stated it will launch its latest wireless communication chip in the coming months.
SMCI (Super Micro Computer), ranked eleventh, fell by 1.12%, with a trading volume of $4.812 billion. SMCI plans to strengthen its partnership with TSMC to boost chip production capacity.
Google A, in twelfth place, increased by 0.31%, with a trading volume of $4.559 billion. At its annual developer conference, Google released a series of new AI tools aimed at enhancing user experience.
Costco, ranked thirteenth, declined by 2.90%, with a trading volume of $4.413 billion. Costco's latest quarterly report showed continuous growth in its membership numbers.
Google C, in fourteenth place, rose by 0.25%, with a trading volume of $4.103 billion. Google is further expanding its presence in the advertising sector, striving to increase its market share.
Applovin, ranked fifteenth, rose by 4.68%, with a trading volume of $4.026 billion. Applovin announced the launch of a new generation mobile advertising platform designed to enhance advertisers' return on investment.
Boeing, in sixteenth place, increased by 3.61%, with a trading volume of $3.824 billion. Boeing received a large aircraft order, providing new growth momentum for its production line.
Micron Technology, ranked seventeenth, rose by 0.28%, with a trading volume of $3.773 billion. Micron Technology plans to increase its investment in semiconductor technology research and development over the next few years.
CoreWeave, in eighteenth place, fell by 4.99%, with a trading volume of $3.576 billion. CoreWeave announced collaboration agreements with several cloud computing companies to expand its market influence.
Strategy, ranked nineteenth, rose by 2.78%, with a trading volume of $3.556 billion. Strategy recently launched a new market analysis tool aimed at helping businesses make better strategic decisions.
Visa, in twentieth place, increased by 0.77%, with a trading volume of $3.244 billion. Visa is partnering with several fintech companies to drive innovation and application of digital payment technologies.
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