After a choppy year for enterprise software, Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) is suddenly wearing a new label: value stock. With shares drifting near 52-week lows and valuation multiples compressing to levels rarely seen in its two-decade run, Wall Street is buzzing about a potential bargain. But in a market obsessed with immediate AI returns, “cheap” on
Malaysia’s position in the global semiconductor supply chain is gaining fresh momentum as Intel prepares another major expansion. The company has confirmed a new 860 million ringgit investment, strengthening the country’s role in assembly and testing at a time when governments worldwide are competing to secure chip production capacity. The announcement followed a meeting between
Samsung is expanding its foldable strategy with a device aimed at testing how far multi-fold technology can go in real-world use. The company has announced the Galaxy Z TriFold, a three-panel folding smartphone designed to open into a large display while remaining compact enough to carry like a regular handset. It goes on sale first
Michael Burry, the investor famed for predicting the 2008 housing market collapse, has taken a fresh short position against Tesla Inc., arguing that the electric-vehicle maker’s valuation has reached unsustainable levels. According to a report from Fortune, which cited a post on his Substack newsletter, Burry described Tesla shares as “ridiculously overvalued” and warned that
Apple is reportedly not planing to comply with India’s decision to require smartphone makers to preload a state-run cyber safety app on all new devices. The move, confirmed this week, sets a 90-day window for Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi, and others to install the Sanchar Saathi app on every future smartphone sold in the country, while
Apple has announced a major leadership change in its artificial intelligence division, confirming that John Giannandrea, the company’s longtime head of AI, will retire next spring after nearly eight years in the role. The transition comes at a time when the iPhone maker is facing mounting pressure to close the gap with competitors in the
Synopsys Inc (NASDAQ: SNPS) pushed higher on December 1st as the artificial intelligence (AI) giant, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), revealed a $2 billion stake in the design automation company. Nvidia’s chief executive Jensen Huang dubbed the deal a “huge deal” in a CNBC interview today, calling SNPS a foundational partner in semiconductor innovation. However, beneath the
MongoDB shares surged on Tuesday after the document database company sharply raised its full-year earnings forecast and posted stronger-than-expected third-quarter results. The stock jumped 23% to $404.81 in premarket trading, extending a rally that has already made it one of the standout performers of 2025. The company now expects adjusted earnings of $4.76 to $4.80
Sam Altman just sounded the alarm. In an internal memo circulated Monday, OpenAI’s CEO declared a “code red,” the company’s highest urgency designation, ordering employees to drop everything and fix ChatGPT. The memo’s details were initially revealed by The Information. The development came as Google’s Gemini 3 surged past OpenAI on key benchmarks last month,
Credo Technology reported a stronger-than-expected second quarter, swinging to a profit as revenue more than tripled on the back of accelerating investment in artificial intelligence training and inference systems. The provider of high-speed connectivity solutions for data centers said demand for scale, density, and power efficiency in next-generation AI systems continues to rise rapidly. Shares