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Tradingkey - Last Friday (May 8), U.S. tech stocks strengthened again, supported by the dual catalysts of improving geopolitical conditions and stellar corporate earnings. The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 1.71% to hit a record high, closing at 26,247.08 points. The PHLX Semiconductor Index jumped 5.51% to close at 11,775.5 points, also reaching a record high. Among mega-cap tech stocks, Micron Technology (MU) surged 15.49%, Intel (INTC) rose 13.96%, AMD (AMD) gained 11.44%, Qualcomm (QCOM) climbed 8.17%, and Tesla (TSLA) increased 4.02%.

TradingKey - For eighteen months, AI stocks experienced a surge in investor excitement. The ChatGPT demo served as a catalyst for NVIDIA (NVDA) Corp. — listed on the Nasdaq — to reach a $3 trillion market cap from $400 billion. Similarly, a press announcement about developing new large-language mod

TradingKey - As of May 2026, the most recent list of largest global firms by market value is heavily influenced by technology, primarily due to the current rapid expansion of AI technology.

TradingKey - With global enterprises reconstructing their technology stack around cloud computing and generative AI, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) have emerged as the two dominant cloud giants investing heavily in AI infrastructure to capitalize on the opportunities created in t

Intel has survived its near-death experience. While it is no longer the undisputed king, it has become the bedrock of the Western semiconductor supply chain. For investors, INTC is now a play on industrial resilience rather than pure high-growth software.

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