Ari Levy

In at least one corner of the AI market, sentiment has turned decidedly negative.

Two months after announcing its blockbuster $100 billion agreement with OpenAI, Nvidia said in its quarterly report that an official deal is not guaranteed.

Cisco has returned to growth this year after revenue dropped in 2024, but Wall Street is waiting to see if the company can be a major player in AI.

Coinbase's legal chief wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that the crypto platform is moving its state of incorporation to Texas.

Qualcomm is trying to prove that it has a role in the artificial intelligence boom, which to date has been dominated by Nvidia.

President Trump has renominated Jared Isaacman to run NASA after pulling his prior nomination in May.

Super Micro has been a big beneficiary of the AI boom, but revenue and earnings in the latest quarter fell short of estimates.

With the largest cloud and internet companies reporting results this week, it's clear that spending on artificial intelligence is only increasing.

Microsoft and OpenAI are key partners in cloud and artificial intelligence, but they're increasingly becoming competitors as well.

In a post on X, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said he regrets comments he made in support of President Trump sending federal troops to San Francisco.