Tesla’s reported decision to shut down its internal Dojo supercomputer program should be a boost for chipmakers NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) and AMD (NASDAQ:AMD), Wells Fargo analysts said.

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Nvidia was gaining early on Friday as it looks to reach yet another all-time high. A new artificial-intelligence model from OpenAI and potentially increased spending from Tesla look set to keep its ...

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SoundHound (SOUN) now projects $160 million to $178 million in revenue for the full year, while analysts had been modeling $159.6 million. Though the forecast topped the consensus view, it wasn't a ...

Duolingo shares rose 32% on Thursday after the firm raised its annual guidance, reinforcing investor belief in its AI-led expansion strategy.