OpenAI and Anthropic Chase Investment-Grade Status After SpaceX's IPO
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley ask rating agencies to treat OpenAI and Anthropic as investment-grade post-IPO.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley ask rating agencies to treat OpenAI and Anthropic as investment-grade post-IPO.
Harmony Protocol ends operations due to AI threats, moves to Ethereum despite the network's own hack issues.
Jensen Huang cites a 22% rise in H100 rental rates to $3.28/hour as evidence that older Nvidia chips remain productive.
South Korean stocks rallied, led by Samsung and SK Hynix, while Wall Street futures declined amid inflation concerns and higher oil prices.
Goldman Sachs says India has weathered external shocks, with MSCI India forward P/E at a decade low of 20x and earnings growth forecast at 12%.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declares artificial general intelligence a reality, citing OpenAI's GPT-6; his firm supplies AI chips.
MEXC CEO Vugar Usi discusses how zero-fee trading and AI are changing crypto, and the Alpha Arena competition in Bali.
Vitalik Buterin rejected a prediction that AI could slash Bitcoin's price by over 50% within two years, citing confidence in long-term cybersecurity.
TAO extended its rally to 25%, hitting a two-month high near $300 amid heightened social activity and record open interest.
Axis Robotics released Axis Sim Dataset V1, a large open-source Franka arm simulation dataset with over 50,000 trajectories, and details its data engine.
Bloom Energy shares have climbed 52% since a Pelosi household purchase in July; the fuel-cell company also will join the S&P 500.
Apple's first foldable iPhone expected at September 9 keynote, the first major event under new CEO John Ternus.
Asian stocks rallied on AI optimism, with chip stocks surging in Japan and South Korea, and the won hitting its strongest since October 2024.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claimed AGI has been achieved with OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra, trained on 100K of his company's chips. OpenAI has not confirmed.
On September 21, Nike exits the S&P 100, replaced by four tech stocks: Dell, Palo Alto Networks, Arista Networks, and SanDisk.