AI data centers

Micron Technology surges on AI demand, with shares up 50% in 2026. Strong memory chip demand from data centers and constrained supply drive 57% revenue growth.

Silver rebounds to $88/oz from February lows as supply constraints and surging AI infrastructure demand drive prices higher, supported by industrial sector fundamentals.

Tower Semiconductor and Salience Labs partner to manufacture optical switches for AI data centers using silicon photonics technology, targeting commercial availability with ultra-low latency performance.

Major institutional investors significantly increased Amazon stakes in Q4 2025, betting on AWS's AI data center growth and cloud infrastructure dominance.

1492 Capital acquires 215,987 shares of Applied Optoelectronics for $7.53 million, making it their third-largest holding, betting on AI-driven data center demand.

NuScale Power stock plummeted 77% amid market concerns about small reactor viability, despite securing regulatory approval for a Romania project expected online in 2033.

Centrus Energy, sole U.S. HALEU producer, poised to benefit from nuclear expansion driven by AI data centers. Stock up 83% with $2.3B order backlog.

Intel gains 1.40% in premarket trading after partnering with SambaNova Systems to integrate Xeon processors into AI systems, replacing AMD chips.

Vistra Energy fell below $200 after tripling in three years. Low dividend yield of 0.54% offset by strong 10.7% annual growth and conservative payout ratio.

Nvidia's Rubin chip launches late 2026, targeting AI inference market. Company maintains $500B backlog with projected $419B revenue, though premium valuation and competitive pressures warrant monitoring.

ON Semiconductor gained 53% in 2026 with bullish outlook intact. Strong cash flow, diversified growth across automotive/AI, and attractive valuation support upside potential.

Fermi Inc. stock plunged 33% after terminating a $150 million customer agreement. A securities fraud lawsuit was filed alleging misrepresentations in its IPO documents.

Two sub-$30 stocks—Cipher Mining (AI data centers) and SoFi Technologies (digital finance)—positioned for growth through secular trends in infrastructure and fintech adoption.

CoreWeave shares fell after reports of Blue Owl Capital's data center financing struggles. Both companies denied funding shortfalls, but the market reaction highlights investor concerns about AI infrastructure financing.

Bloom Energy stock surged 12% this week, up 80% year-to-date, as AI data centers drive demand for its on-site power generation solutions amid $600 billion in tech AI spending.

Navitas and AMD pursue different AI strategies. Navitas faces near-term revenue declines despite NVIDIA partnership, while AMD shows stronger momentum with 39% data center growth and lower valuation.

Micron and Oracle positioned to outpace ASML's valuation due to memory supply constraints and enterprise software growth from AI investments, despite current market headwinds.

Micron shares jump 6.9% on $50B domestic fab investment announcement, boosting confidence in AI-driven memory demand despite significant financing challenges ahead.

AI data center demand and Trump's nuclear expansion policy create supply deficit, boosting uranium suppliers. DOE's $2.7B investment strengthens domestic fuel capacity and market opportunities.

Applied Digital and Astera Labs are positioned to benefit from explosive AI data center growth, with $16B in contracts and 92% revenue growth respectively driving infrastructure expansion.