QUALCOMM TARGETS BILLIONS IN DATA CENTER CHIP REVENUE
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Qualcomm projects its data center chip business will generate billions in revenue starting in October, signaling the company's growing presence in the competitive AI infrastructure market. The expansion represents a significant shift as the chipmaker adds Meta as a customer.
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IBM shares gained in premarket trading after unveiling the world's first sub-1 nanometer chip technology. McCormick also moved higher on better-than-expected earnings and maintained full-year guidance.
Apple is reshaping its Mac silicon roadmap by skipping the M6 generation entirely and moving directly to M7 processors centered on artificial intelligence capabilities. The strategy marks a significant departure from the company's typical annual chip release cycle.
Microsoft is raising Xbox console prices again, effective August 1st. The Series S will cost $499.99, while Series X models will reach $749.99 and $799.99.
Semiconductor stocks rallied Wednesday after Micron Technology reported strong earnings, signaling continued momentum from artificial intelligence demand. The gains extended across the chipmaker sector.