Interestingly, while Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE: TSM) are both positioned to benefit from demand for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, Griffin bought one stock and sold the other in the third quarter. Nvidia: Griffin bought 4.7 million shares, increasing Citadel’s position by 194%. Taiwan Semiconductor: Griffin sold 135,556 shares, trimming Citadel’s stake by 7%.

Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) has been in sizzling form on the stock market so far in 2024, rising an impressive 76% as of this writing. The stock’s 2024 rally will be put to the test when Dell releases its fiscal 2025 third-quarter results on Tuesday, Nov. 26. Let’s see what investors can expect from Dell when it releases its quarterly report, and check if its guidance is going to be solid enough to help it sustain its impressive rally.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is reporting tremendous demand for its graphics processing units (GPUs). It supplies these chips for gaming, data centers, automotive, and artificial intelligence (AI) researchers. All that demand is generating plenty of excess revenue for Nvidia and the company is looking for ways to put that money to good use.

India is among the top ten countries in Artificial Intelligence (AI) readiness, and the country holds immense potential for public sector transformation through AI.

Someone at Netflix used AI to create a promo image for Arcane Season 2, and Riot Games is not amused.

Steven Levy on why Microsoft, at 50, is still a force to be reckoned with. This and more in today’s Bookmarks.

People just don’t know how to talk to chatbots to get them to do useful things efficiently, Intel says

Fake Python libraries on PyPI impersonate AI tools like GPT-4 and Claude, spreading JarkaStealer malware.

OpenAI is planning to introduce its own browser, a direct competition to Google Chrome. And this could be the best time as well.