Robbie Whelan

Shares rallied as the chip giant forecast 70% revenue growth next year and defended its financial support of AI companies.

A sweeping agreement with startup Poolside aims to build an open artificial-intelligence ecosystem in the U.S. that would compete with Chinese heavyweights and American AI giants.

Etched, founded by Harvard dropouts, has its own in-office data center and has signed quant-trading firm Jane Street as its first customer.

A mounting sales backlog of $104 billion shows strong demand for cloud computing despite infrastructure challenges and AI-bubble fears.

The company’s sales to data centers doubled in the latest quarter, but its revenue only narrowly beat analysts’ estimates.

The chip maker’s business is improving, with government twisting the arms of potential customers and partners including Apple and Nvidia

Prices are rising on smartphones, game consoles, laptops and more.

Wielding its war chest to win data-center customers for its silicon, the world’s second-biggest company is taking a page from No. 1.

TensorWave will use a fresh $350 million to fill more data centers with chips from AMD, an investor.

The chip giant will work with manufacturers including Dell, Lenovo and HP to make the laptops, designed to support agentic computing.