A proposed class action accusing Microsoft's LinkedIn of violating the privacy of millions of Premium customers by disclosing their private messages to train generative artificial intelligence models has been dismissed.
Both Meta Platforms and Microsoft have outperformed expectations in their latest Q4 2024 and FY Q2 2025 earnings updates, respectively. And while both have provided softer-than-anticipated revenue prospects for the current quarter, only Meta has continued to win the hearts of investors while confidence in Microsoft faltered. The divergence of market's post-earnings response for both stocks highlights the value attributable to generative AI's next frontier development -- namely, customizable agents.
DeepSeek just took the market by storm, launching a large-language artificial intelligence (AI) model very similar to OpenAI's ChatGPT but at a fraction of the development cost, at least according to the Chinese start-up behind the technology. DeepSeek's mobile app has already been downloaded by millions, surpassing ChatGPT's download volumes across several major platforms.
Hardware development and software support makes the tech giant a formidable contender.
As the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution enters its third year, certain Wall Street analysts expect Nvidia (NVDA 0.77%) and Microsoft (MSFT -6.18%) to make history by becoming the first $4 trillion companies.
DeepSeek news earlier in the week spooked many investors in the AI trade, with many related stocks taking nosedives as a result.
Nvidia shares under pressure as the AI landscape shifts post-DeepSeek. Now Tech giants Meta and Microsoft are justifying large AI investment amid questions raised by DeepSeek over how much it costs to train cutting-edge models.
Meta Platforms (META) and Microsoft (MSFT) latest earnings results prove the Big Tech giants are continuing to invest in AI data centers. Given the recent market volatility around AI names, should investors be rethinking their artificial potential stakes and start repositioning their portfolios?
Microsoft (MSFT) shares tumbled Thursday after the company's weaker-than-expected fiscal second-quarter cloud growth prompted some analysts to lower their price targets for the Magnificent Seven stock.
Microsoft has started performance-based job cuts, according to termination letters seen by BI. The letters state benefits stop immediately.
Artificial intelligence was the focus on Wednesday when tech giants Microsoft (MSFT) and Meta (META) kicked off the first round of Big Tech earnings of 2025.
Bloomberg Technology's Caroline Hyde joins "Bloomberg Open Interest" to break down highlights from tech earnings with Meta, Microsoft and Tesla all out with results. Plus, a look at what to expect from Intel and Apple's own earnings.