Micron's trillion-dollar milestone is boosting tech ETFs as AI-driven memory demand fuels gains across semiconductor funds.
This year, it feels as though semiconductors and everything related to them are the driving forces behind broader market upside. There's no denying that investors are inundated with a steady stream of chip-related news and much of it is tied to the artificial intelligence (AI) trade.
Zoom says AI is driving adoption and bigger multiproduct deals, backing a revenue beat, raised FY2027 guidance and a larger buyback.
AI-driven data center power demand is reviving nuclear energy, lifting ETFs tied to uranium miners as well as nuclear power generators.
C3.ai (AI) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
Nvidia (NVDA) earnings are now a thing of the past with markets having effectively digested another stellar quarter from the largest company by market capitalization.
C3.ai (NYSE:AI | AI Price Prediction) is back in the chat rooms again this month, up 7.28% in a week as retail traders bet the enterprise AI software story has finally bottomed at $9.28.
AI momentum, defensive investing and elevated energy prices are pushing several ETF areas to fresh 52-week highs in 2026.
The AI rally may look stretched, but history and massive spending forecasts suggest AI ETFs could still offer long-term upside.
Healthcare payrolls keep climbing, and hospital systems, payers, and clinics are now openly treating agentic AI as the cheapest unit of labor on the market.
Shares of Cisco Systems (CSCO) rallied Thursday after the networking gear maker delivered April-quarter results that beat Wall Street estimates. More importantly, the technology company boosted its 2026 guidance, due in part to strength in artificial intelligence (AI) orders.
U.S.-China summit revived hopes for trade, AI chip access and Boeing deals, lifting prospects for China tech, semis and aerospace ETFs.