Tag Archives: AI

Trading

NVIDIA’s Bullish Forecast — The AI Trade Just Got Another Powerful Signal

For investors questioning how much longer the artificial intelligence boom can continue, NVIDIA has delivered a remarkably confident answer. After reporting another record quarter, the chipmaker projected approximately 70% revenue growth for fiscal 2028, far above the roughly 44% growth Wall...

Trading

The Bond Market Is Challenging the AI Boom

Artificial intelligence has spent several years being valued as a technology story. The bond market is beginning to treat it as something more demanding: a vast capital project that must be financed, operated and eventually made profitable. That shift matters....

Tax

Could Governments Eventually Tax AI Differently?

Artificial intelligence is currently taxed much like any other business technology. Companies deduct eligible development costs, claim depreciation or capital allowances on infrastructure, pay corporate tax on profits, and collect consumption taxes on qualifying services. Governments generally tax the company...

Trading

AI Stocks Are Starting to Look Less Automatic

For much of the past two years, the AI trade felt almost mechanical. Buy the chipmakers. Buy the hyperscalers. Buy the data-centre suppliers. Buy anything with a credible connection to artificial intelligence and let the earnings upgrades do the heavy...

Energy

Big Tech’s Energy Race Creates New Winners in Utilities

Big Tech’s artificial intelligence boom is no longer just a semiconductor story. It is becoming an energy story, a grid story, and increasingly, a utilities story. As Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and other hyperscalers race to secure the computing power...

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U.S. Markets Rebound After Tech Led Sell-Off

U.S. equities staged a decisive rebound after a sharp technology-driven sell-off unsettled investors and briefly pressured broader risk appetite. The recovery was led by large-cap growth and semiconductor names, helping stabilize sentiment after concerns around valuations and AI competition triggered...