Apple Beats Quarterly Expectations as Revenue Rises 12% to $114.48 Billion
Technology giant Apple beat expectations in its quarterly report after the New York Stock Exchange closed on Monday evening.
BusinessTechnology giant Apple beat expectations in its quarterly report after the New York Stock Exchange closed on Monday evening.
BusinessApple is once again the world’s largest company by market capitalization.
BusinessAnother day of falling oil prices and rising AI stocks sent the New York Stock Exchange broadly higher on Tuesday.
TechnologyAI company Anthropic’s application to list on the Nasdaq in New York sent industry heavyweights soaring on Monday. Wall Street also rose broadly as oil prices fell.
BusinessMeta needs a huge cash injection and is asking its shareholders for $95 billion to invest in AI. But the stock continues to fall.
TechnologyGermany has partnered with chip giant Nvidia to drive AI development in industry.
TechnologyVolvo is building more Nvidia technology into its cars. The goal is once again to develop self-driving cars, but Volvo’s data is also intended to make Nvidia’s driving system safer. “The collaboration with Volvo is a huge opportunity for us because no company is more rigorous when it comes to driver safety than Volvo,” says Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
TechnologySeveral AI leaders have raised the alarm after so-called AI agents escaped and caused data breaches. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is not among them. No Swedish company should ever appear in a newspaper article because of an AI agent incident, he said during a visit to Sweden.
BusinessThe New York Stock Exchange fell sharply on Wednesday after new inflation data. Several AI-linked stocks also traded lower.
TechnologyNvidia will announce investments worth billions of dollars in Europe next week, including during a visit to Sweden, CEO and founder Jensen Huang said.
BusinessTrading on Wall Street was mixed on the first day of the trading week. Technology stocks fell, but Meta, which has launched a new AI model, bucked the trend.
TechnologyJensen Huang, founder of Nvidia, perhaps the most important company in the AI boom, is coming to Stockholm next week.
BusinessOil prices are rising again, fueling inflation and interest rate concerns in the US. In New York, the stock market was also dragged down by plunging AI stocks.
TechnologyUS President Donald Trump hosted a meeting with leading figures in the US tech industry at the White House on Tuesday. The topic on the table was the future of AI development and growing demands for regulation.
TechnologyMarket interest rates in the US continue to rise, causing Wall Street to tremble on the first trading day of the week.
BusinessAmerican chipmaker Nvidia is raising the ceiling on its share buyback program - a form of dividend to owners - by $150 billion (equivalent to SEK 1.5 trillion).
BusinessThe American chip giant Nvidia has launched two different tools to protect against intrusions by so-called AI agents: Nvidia Sentry and Open Shell.
TechnologyDonald Trump and Xi Jinping met and declared friendship and cooperation - but the two world leaders gave no new information on the many disputes that keep the great powers apart. "We have built a friendship, a really strong friendship," Trump said.
World politicsNvidia and OpenAI CEOs Jensen Huang and Sam Altman will attend a dinner with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House next week, a source with knowledge of the matter told AFP.
BusinessWall Street stocks recovered on Thursday after the decline that followed the announcement of a US interest rate hike.
BusinessKing Charles III will urge tech giants not to "lose control" during a conference in Scotland on Thursday - and ensure that AI is directed toward serving humanity.
WorldThe question of AI as an existential threat to humanity is highly topical. The CEO of AI company Anthropic is calling for a slowdown, but some experts do not believe that is enough. We need a complete stop, says Olle Häggström, professor of mathematical statistics at Chalmers.
SwedenMark Zuckerberg and Jensen Huang, the CEOs of Meta and Nvidia respectively, do not believe that AI development should be slowed down. They are therefore at odds with their competitors on the issue.
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