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Dell stock surges 21% as AI server sales projected to hit $50 billion in fiscal 2027

Dell Technologies shares jumped 21% after the company projected $50 billion in AI server revenue for fiscal 2027, more than doubling from the prior year. The tech giant beat fourth-quarter estimates with $33.4 billion in sales, up 39% year-over-year, and enters the year with a record backlog of $43 billion in orders. The strong financial results signal robust demand for AI infrastructure despite rising memory chip costs.

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Dell stock surges 21% as AI server sales projected to hit $50 billion in fiscal 2027

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CoreWeave shares plunge 13% as $35 billion AI spending plan triggers investor concerns

CoreWeave's stock tumbled after the AI cloud infrastructure provider announced plans to more than double capital expenditure to $35 billion in 2026. The company posted a wider-than-expected loss of 89 cents per share while revenue hit $1.57 billion. Despite a $66.8 billion revenue backlog and partnerships with OpenAI and Microsoft, investors worry about margin pressure and the company's ability to deliver returns on massive infrastructure investments.

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CoreWeave shares plunge 13% as $35 billion AI spending plan triggers investor concerns

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Nvidia eyes orbital datacenters with new job posting as Jensen Huang weighs space-based AI future

Nvidia posted a job listing for an Orbital Datacenter System Architect to develop AI in orbit, signaling serious interest in space-based computing. CEO Jensen Huang acknowledged the concept faces poor economics and cooling challenges today, but noted improvements are coming as terrestrial data centers hit power grid limitations.

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Nvidia eyes orbital datacenters with new job posting as Jensen Huang weighs space-based AI future

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Baidu reports third straight revenue decline as AI-first strategy struggles to gain traction

Baidu's revenue fell 4% to $4.8 billion in Q4 2025, marking three consecutive quarters of decline as China's search giant struggles in both advertising and AI. While the company invests heavily in AI Cloud and autonomous driving, it faces mounting pressure from Alibaba, Tencent, and DeepSeek. CEO Robin Li announced a $5 billion buyback and first-ever dividend to boost shareholder returns.

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Baidu reports third straight revenue decline as AI-first strategy struggles to gain traction

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Jensen Huang says markets got it wrong on AI threat to software companies as Nvidia posts $68B

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pushed back against fears that AI agents will eliminate enterprise software companies, calling market concerns misguided. Speaking after Nvidia reported $68.13 billion in quarterly revenue, Huang argued that AI agents will leverage existing software tools like ServiceNow and SAP rather than replace them, enhancing productivity instead of cannibalizing the industry.

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Jensen Huang says markets got it wrong on AI threat to software companies as Nvidia posts $68B

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Snowflake product revenue forecast tops estimates as AI demand drives enterprise adoption

Snowflake projects fiscal 2027 product revenue of $5.66 billion, surpassing Wall Street estimates of $5.50 billion, as enterprises accelerate cloud workload migration and AI application development. The company signed its largest-ever deal worth over $400 million and reported fourth-quarter product revenue of $1.23 billion, up 30% year-over-year, with its Snowflake Intelligence platform now adopted by more than 2,500 customers.

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Snowflake product revenue forecast tops estimates as AI demand drives enterprise adoption

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff dismisses SaaSpocalypse fears as company bets big on AI agents

Salesforce reported strong Q4 results with $10.7 billion in revenue, up 13% year-over-year, as CEO Marc Benioff directly addressed investor fears about the so-called SaaSpocalypse. The company introduced Agentic Work Units to measure AI agent productivity, launched a $50 billion share buyback program, and presented an architectural vision positioning SaaS platforms above AI model providers in the technology stack.

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff dismisses SaaSpocalypse fears as company bets big on AI agents

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Workday shares plunge 9% as weak guidance deepens AI disruption fears despite CEO's defense

Workday stock tumbled after the company issued soft financial guidance, extending its 40% decline in 2026. CEO Aneel Bhusri defended the HR and payroll software maker against existential AI threats, revealing that Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google all use Workday. But investors remain unconvinced as the company forecasts slower growth and analysts lower price targets.

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Workday shares plunge 9% as weak guidance deepens AI disruption fears despite CEO's defense

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Nvidia posts $68B revenue quarter as AI chips demand accelerates, forecasts $78B ahead

Nvidia reported its strongest financial quarter with $68 billion in revenue, driven by unprecedented demand for AI compute. CEO Jensen Huang announced an upbeat sales forecast of $78 billion for the next quarter, marking accelerating revenue growth. However, the company faces challenges with China export restrictions on H200 chips and mounting questions about the sustainability of Big Tech's massive AI spending.

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Nvidia posts $68B revenue quarter as AI chips demand accelerates, forecasts $78B ahead

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C.H. Robinson CEO says AI will drive freight brokerage consolidation, not disruption

C.H. Robinson CEO Dave Bozeman dismissed investor fears following a 14.5% stock selloff triggered by AI disruption concerns in the freight brokerage industry. Instead of viewing artificial intelligence as a threat, Bozeman argues that AI will drive consolidation, with larger players leveraging proprietary data and scale to outpace smaller competitors who lack the resources to compete in an AI-driven market.

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C.H. Robinson CEO says AI will drive freight brokerage consolidation, not disruption

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Big Tech AI investment surges to $650 billion as infrastructure spending reshapes the industry

Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft are collectively investing about $650 billion in AI infrastructure in 2026, marking a 60% jump from $410 billion in 2025. The spending spree is forcing these tech giants to slash stock buybacks to their lowest levels since 2019, while Nvidia reports record 75% gross margins fueling both opportunity and concern about sustainability.

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Big Tech AI investment surges to $650 billion as infrastructure spending reshapes the industry

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Figma delivers strong revenue growth outlook, easing Wall Street's AI disruption fears

Figma reported 40% revenue growth to $303.8 million in Q4 2025 and forecast 2026 revenue of $1.37 billion, surpassing Wall Street estimates by $80 million. The design platform's AI-powered Figma Make tool saw weekly users surge 70% quarter-over-quarter, with more than half of customers spending over $100,000 in annual recurring revenue using it weekly. The results ease investor concerns about AI threatening the software design platform's business model.

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Figma delivers strong revenue growth outlook, easing Wall Street's AI disruption fears

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Tempus AI stock rises 3.5% after unveiling HRD-RNA algorithm for cancer detection

Tempus AI shares climbed Wednesday following the launch of its new HRD-RNA algorithm, an AI-driven tool designed to detect homologous recombination deficiency in tumors. The algorithm analyzes gene expression to identify patients who may benefit from platinum-based chemotherapy or PARP inhibitors, offering a more dynamic assessment than traditional genomic methods.

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Tempus AI stock rises 3.5% after unveiling HRD-RNA algorithm for cancer detection

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Palo Alto Networks CEO says enterprise AI adoption lags consumers by years, coding assistants only

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora revealed that enterprise AI adoption significantly trails consumer uptake, with coding assistants being the only widespread business application. Despite posting $2.6 billion in Q2 revenue with 15% year-over-year growth, the cybersecurity giant is preparing for an AI-driven future through strategic acquisitions including Koi and the $25 billion CyberArk deal.

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Palo Alto Networks CEO says enterprise AI adoption lags consumers by years, coding assistants only

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Cadence Design Systems beats Q4 expectations as AI chip design demand drives record backlog

Cadence Design Systems exceeded quarterly profit and revenue estimates, powered by surging demand for AI chip design software. The company reported a record $7.8 billion backlog and announced a 2026 revenue target of $5.9-$6 billion, silencing critics who feared AI disruption would undermine its business model.

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Cadence Design Systems beats Q4 expectations as AI chip design demand drives record backlog

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