The stock of the AI data center company, Hyperscale Data, Inc. (NYSE American: GPUS), surged 50% on Jan. 2 after traders got hold of the news of a massive share purchase by the company's director.

Nvidia continues to experience incredible demand for its data center chips. Micron Technology supplies high-bandwidth memory for data centers, which Nvidia has integrated into its GPUs. Micron stock ...

Marvell earns a Buy rating due to its relative valuation advantage and strategic positioning within AI data center infrastructure. MRVL's growth is driven by high data center revenue concentration and ...

Applied Digital’s AI data center business is booming. It’s secured $16 billion in leases for the next 15 years. Its stock isn’t cheap, and its upcoming cloud spin-off will reduce its reported revenue.

Nvidia trades at 25x forward earnings compared to Intel at 61x and AMD at 33x despite superior margins and growth. The company reports $275B in backlog for 2026 with analysts expecting up to $412.5B ...

The S&P 500 rode thin trading volume on Tuesday to mark its 38th record close of the year. The Santa Claus rally period is on deck. The market benchmark rose nearly 0.5% to top its Dec. 11 closing ...

Celsius Holdings (CELH) received a $68 target from JPMorgan reflecting 54% potential upside. The stock has declined 33% from recent highs due to distribution transitions. GE Vernova (GEV) earned a ...

Rocket Lab shares are down 6% as profit-takers emerge. The stock had jumped 40% in just the past five sessions after the company won a big contract from the U.S. Space Development Agency. U.S.-listed ...

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Nvidia (NVDA) has successfully positioned itself as the global face of artificial intelligence (AI). Still, a different large-cap AI stock actually outperformed it in 2025 – enter Micron (MU). An ...

The Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio, a key valuation measure, is calculated by dividing the stock's most recent closing price by the sum of the diluted earnings per share from continuing operations for ...