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10 Jul 2026

Nvidia Stock Hits Cheapest Valuation Since 2019 After $1 Trillion Wipeout, But AI Chips Rally Looms

Nvidia has shed nearly $1 trillion in market value over two months, driving its forward P/E ratio to its lowest point since early 2019. Despite the steep correction, the company continues posting record revenue growth with Data Center sales reaching $75.2 billion. Wall Street analysts see the selloff as a buying opportunity, with Bank of America projecting $20 billion in new Vera CPU sales and maintaining a $350 price target.

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09 Jul 2026

Microsoft's AI expansion drives carbon emissions up 25% as 2030 climate deadline approaches

Microsoft reported a 25% increase in carbon emissions during fiscal 2025, reaching 20.3 million metric tons as rapid AI infrastructure expansion collides with its pledge to become carbon-negative by 2030. The tech giant now faces mounting pressure to reconcile AI ambitions with environmental commitments, even as it claims progress on renewable energy and water replenishment targets.

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TeraWulf plans $3.5 billion debt raise to build Kentucky AI data center for Anthropic

TeraWulf is raising $3.5 billion in debt to construct a data center campus in Kentucky for Anthropic PBC, marking its first entry into the leveraged loan market. The former bitcoin miner has signed a 20-year lease agreement expected to generate $19 billion in revenue. This move signals a major shift from cryptocurrency mining to AI infrastructure development.

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Rackspace Technology stock plunges 29% despite Palantir AI partnership as guidance cuts spark sell-off

Rackspace Technology shares tumbled 29% after the company slashed its fiscal 2026 revenue forecast by $150 million and announced a dilutive $250 million equity offering. The cuts reflect a planned exit from lower-margin business lines and supply chain delays. Despite unveiling an aggressive enterprise AI expansion strategy and securing preferred partner status with Palantir Technologies, investors focused on near-term financial pressures and dilution concerns.

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Applied Materials stock soars as CEO sees years of AI-driven semiconductor demand ahead

Applied Materials shares surged after CEO Gary Dickerson revealed the company has tremendous visibility into customer demand for the next 24 months. Mizuho raised its price target to $650, projecting wafer fabrication equipment spending to reach $192 billion in 2027 as AI infrastructure growth accelerates across memory and foundry sectors.

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AI Trade Reversal Wipes Out Quarter of Hedge Fund Gains as Quant Funds Post Worst Loss Since 2025

Hedge funds experienced significant losses as the AI trade that dominated 2026 reversed sharply since late June. Quant funds dropped 3.6% in their worst performance since August 2025, while fundamental managers aggressively cut AI-related trades. Goldman Sachs reports the selloff has pushed hedge fund leverage to its lowest level in a year.

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Big Tech targets Native American land for AI data centers as tribes weigh opportunity against risk

Tech companies are pushing to build AI data centers on tribal lands, drawn by sovereign authority that enables rapid permitting and access to water and power. The expansion has split Indigenous communities between those seeing economic opportunity and activists warning of data colonialism, water depletion, and grid strain. Honor the Earth is tracking over 100 proposed projects while the Seminole Nation became the first tribe to pass a data center moratorium.

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Temasek rules out crypto, plans to triple AI investment to 15% of portfolio by 2031

Singapore's Temasek Holdings maintains its crypto ban four years after a $275 million FTX loss, citing regulatory uncertainty. The sovereign wealth fund plans to increase AI exposure from 6% to 15% by 2031, betting on automation, robotics, and AI adoption over frontier models.

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Starbucks uses AI to build software, cutting reliance on Microsoft and IBM in $2B turnaround

Starbucks is developing in-house AI tools to replace software from Microsoft and IBM, targeting inventory tracking and maintenance management systems. The coffee chain spends $400 million annually on software and aims to cut $2 billion in costs. AI-assisted coding is accelerating development, though the move signals mounting pressure on traditional software vendors as customers build their own AI-powered alternatives.

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Cognizant commits to training 15,000 workers in Frontier Certified roles to close AI outcome gap

Cognizant announced plans to scale its AI workforce to 5,000 Frontier Certified Engineers and 10,000 Frontier Business Operators by Q4 2026. The initiative addresses a $4.5 trillion gap between AI capability and enterprise results, focusing on training and deploying talent who can convert AI capabilities into measurable business results across model- and cloud-agnostic solutions.

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Cerebras targets Europe with multibillion-dollar AI data center expansion challenging Nvidia

AI chip startup Cerebras accelerates its European expansion with plans to deploy 200MW of AI data center capacity by 2027 across France and the Nordics. The multibillion-dollar investment responds to soaring demand for local AI infrastructure and data sovereignty concerns, positioning the company to challenge Nvidia's dominance in the region.

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Rubrik commits $500M to UK, establishes London as European headquarters for EMEA expansion

US cybersecurity firm Rubrik announces a $500 million investment in Britain over five years, establishing London as its European headquarters. The commitment targets data sovereignty concerns, ransomware recovery capabilities, and AI security as the company expands across EMEA with nearly 2,000 customers in the region.

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Taiwan Central Bank Chief Warns of AI Bubble Risk Amid Tech Sector Over-Leveraging

Taiwan's central bank Governor Yang Chin-long has raised concerns about an AI bubble risk despite acknowledging real growth in the sector. Speaking at a parliamentary hearing, Yang warned that aggressive corporate borrowing and speculative capital expenditures in the tech sector could lead to over-expansion, even as Taiwan's AI-driven economy hits record highs anchored by TSMC and partnerships with Nvidia.

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Federal Reserve taps Marc Andreessen for AI task force as inflation concerns mount

The Federal Reserve has appointed Marc Andreessen to co-lead a task force examining AI's economic impact as officials grow increasingly concerned about AI-driven inflation. New York Fed President John Williams now identifies AI demand as his primary inflation concern, with semiconductor prices doubling and tripling. The central bank faces a critical decision on whether to raise interest rates as AI infrastructure spending heats the economy.

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AI job titles triple as non-tech sectors demand new skills from physical therapists to HR managers

New data from Indeed reveals that job titles featuring AI have tripled from 2022 to 2026, now touching 1 in 12 positions. The shift extends far beyond tech, with 63% of AI-related job titles appearing in non-tech sectors including sales, education, healthcare, and management. Workers across industries now face explicit demands for AI tool proficiency in their job postings.

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