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Supermicro raised its annual forecast basd on growth in AI servers, but as more of its revenue comes from AI, the bigger the potential risk of a slowdown.

Results form AMD and Taiwan Semiconductor suggest AI demand can survive an economic slowdown—and geopolitical worries.

In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar has said "convergence of the leading tech nations of the world" around making user safety the primary objective for any tech policymaking is a good forward step.

Intel and AMD counting on AI-enabled PCs to revive market, while Nvidia sucks up data-center budgets

Can the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite hold on to their 2023 gains if Nvidia Corp. falls? It's a question that's cropping up more and more these days.

The latest Call of Duty title forgives your GPU in advance

Apple leaves the door wide open for AMD, Qualcomm, Intel and others to offer better and faster technology.

Intel's upbeat outlook contains good news for much of the chip industry. Here are three ways to play it.

Sit Investment Associates, Roger Sit, says a short sharp recession is coming, along with a stock rally and lots of opportunities to own names across the board.