The tech companies, chips and platforms moving indexes and reshaping the economy.

Chinese AI startup MiniMax is building a massive 2.7 trillion-parameter open-weight model, potentially arriving by Q3. This would surpass ex

Bank of America forecasts Aixtron's Q2 orders at €189 million, slightly above consensus, driven by optoelectronics. However, delivery delays

SambaNova raised $1 billion at an $11 billion valuation to expand its AI inference infrastructure. The company says JPMorgan has chosen its

Apple and Broadcom have signed a long-term chip supply agreement worth over $30 billion, running through 2031. The deal includes a $1.5 bill

Meta is testing AI-powered glasses that can capture audio and video without the standard LED recording indicator. The feature could roll out

China is exploring tighter controls on foreign access to its homegrown AI models, with officials meeting ByteDance, Alibaba, and startup Z.a

Rebellions, a South Korean AI chip startup, plans to list shares at home in the first half of next year. It may later use American Depositar

HR Path, a Paris-based HR software and services company, has raised nearly €410 million in new debt and sold a stake to investment firm Ardi

Hong Kong and Chinese tech stocks rallied sharply as investors snapped up cheaper chip and AI shares. The Hang Seng Tech Index surged 4.3%,

Samsung reported stellar earnings, but investors sold the stock anyway, reflecting doubts about the AI boom's longevity. Meanwhile, Amazon i

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix slid Wednesday after a US semiconductor selloff revived doubts about the AI chip spending boom. Even a 19-f

Telstra's network outage on Wednesday disrupted mobile calls and data, causing taxi payment systems to fail and suspending some regional tra