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AMD is still growing and is optimistic about the fourth quarter, despite recent market noise about the AI trade.

Today, Nov. 9, 2026, shares of AI-focused chip designers faced a crucial week as investors weigh data-center demand ahead of next week's sector earnings.

Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) could be a massive winner in the months following the Democratic sweep in the U.S. midterms.

Which part of the AI trade is more likely to better serve investors?

The conglomerate's fourth-largest position is in an internet business whose share price has fallen 28% from the peak.

AMD announced that its fifth-generation Epyc server processors will power Alphabet's Google Cloud TPU 8tx systems. AMD stock rose.

One of the biggest bottlenecks in artificial intelligence is creating a group of haves and have-nots.

Demand is soaring for this company's expanding portfolio of artificial intelligence products.

AMD and Intel both offer alternative chip architectures to Nvidia's GPUs, but there's a bigger threat in the background.

Not all Magnificent Seven stocks are created equal.

Stock market crashes are inevitable, but missing the opportunities they create isn't.

Investors are asking if Alphabet stock is a buy right now.

A more prudent approach to building data centers could have huge implications for all AI stock investors.

Alphabet is managing a shift in consumer behavior.

Fears of midterms slowing down the AI build-out are overblown, much like all things with AI over the past month.

Elon Musk may have scored another own goal.

The Nasdaq slipped last month on AI spending concerns, but these tech stocks still deliver useful services to the masses every day.

Slowing sales growth has investors worried about Alphabet's cash cow.

Its newest service launch joins its ledger launched last year in its crypto product lineup.

Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are plunging following the results of the midterm elections.

The Dow tends to outperform the Nasdaq during growth stock-driven sell-offs.

Following the results of the midterm elections, Wall Street seems convinced data center construction will slow down in the U.S.

One of the market's most dominant companies is trading at a discount to most of its megacap peers.

The Blue Tsunami midterms sent some AI stocks like Nvidia reeling while Big Tech cloud providers Amazon, Microsoft and Google rallied.