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Tesla's earnings reveal strong EV demand and FSD growth, but robotaxi rollout lags expectations with heavy capex plans ahead.

Broadcom's 106% AI semiconductor growth and 2028 customer visibility outpace Microsoft's cloud expansion amid soaring capex demands, making the chipmaker the more attractive AI investment.

Tesla commits $25B annually through 2026 for factory expansion and robotaxi development, expecting cash burn until 2028. The investment thesis hinges on successful commercialization of autonomous vehicles and robotics.

Amazon rallied 25% on accelerating AWS growth to 24%, but 37x P/E valuation and $200B capex plans suggest limited upside. Hold, don't buy.

Alphabet reports Q1 2026 earnings April 29. Google Cloud thrives with 48% growth, but AI capex doubling to $175-185B creates depreciation headwinds.

Microsoft shares down 10% in 2026 amid $37.5B capex concerns, but Morningstar rates stock 38% undervalued with $600 fair value target.

Meta cuts 8,000 jobs and eliminates 6,000 open positions while planning $125B capex to fuel AI investments and profitability gains.

Tesla begins Cybercab pilot production with broader rollout expected in 2026, but CEO warns slow ramp. Core vehicle sales weaken as company invests $25B+ in autonomous future.

Meta cuts 10% workforce (8,000 employees) while planning $115-135B AI spending in 2026, maintaining 24-30% revenue growth and potentially signaling attractive valuation for investors.

Tesla's Q1 earnings showcase explosive software growth with Full Self-Driving subscriptions rising 51% YoY to 1.28 million, while services revenue surged 42% to $3.75 billion.

Tesla raises 2026 CapEx guidance to over $25B amid AI and robotaxi investments. Negative free cash flow expected; stock falls 0.81%. Intel surges 4% after Musk reveals Tesla will use Intel's 14A chip process.

Tesla reports Q1 earnings amid concerns over lacking new vehicle models and a 57% capex surge without clear revenue growth visibility.

$TSLA reports Q1 earnings April 22 amid 358K delivery misses, 14% sequential decline, and 370 P/E ratio concerns.

Meta reports earnings April 29 with 24% revenue growth offset by massive AI infrastructure spending surge to $135B, reshaping investment risk profile.

Apple spends just $12.7B on AI capex versus competitors' $100B+, partnering with firms like Google instead of building infrastructure—preserving capital for shareholder returns while maintaining technological relevance.

Amazon's $200B capex bet divides investors. Bulls cite 24% AWS growth and AI leverage; bears worry about debt, slowing revenue, and weak capex returns.

Wall Street overwhelmingly favors Alphabet among AI stocks, with 60 of 67 analysts rating it buy or outperform, citing strong search cash flows funding AI investments.

U.S. utilities plan $1.4 trillion spending through 2030, driven by AI and data centers, seeking $31 billion in rate hikes in 2025 alone.

Amazon's AI and robotics investments promise margin gains, but $200B data center spending raises capital allocation concerns despite attractive 26x forward P/E valuation.

Microsoft stock down 22% YTD through April 2026, worst start since 2008 crisis. Wall Street remains bullish on $4 trillion comeback, citing strong Azure backlog and OpenAI's $600B spending plan.