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SoftBank Group-owned chip designer Arm files for a Nasdaq IPO on Monday, investors are set to hone in on a key question — will the company have «exponential growth» due to the boom in artificial intelligence as CEO Masayoshi Son claims? Since acquiring the chip designer in 2016, Son has positioned Arm as the tech investment conglomerate's crown jewel asset, and in recent months has enthusiastically talked up the role it could play in AI. Arm «is at the centre of a group of AI-related companies to generate synergies» and «85% of SoftBank Group assets are AI-related companies overseas,» he told investors in June. The billionaire also said he has spent months creating hundreds of inventions with AI-powered ChatGPT that he believes can be realised through Arm.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to spend $130 million (100 million pounds) to buy thousands of computer chips to power artificial intelligence, amid a global shortage and race for computing power.

One of Australia’s wealthiest families, the Smorgons, have cut back their investments in Australian apartment development and the office market in the United States in a post-pandemic strategic reset.

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Investing.com — Federal Reserve officials gather for the central bank’s annual get-together at Jackson Hole, Wyoming with a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell the main highlight. The deepening crisis in China’s property sector will remain to the fore, while PMI data out of the Eurozone and the UK will likely add to the gloom. Here’s what you need to know to start your week.

semiconductors to China last year. Washington has considered further restrictions to stop the shipment of chips from Nvidia, a leading AI chip designer, and other chip makers to China.

summer camp season and not to be left out, U.S. rate setters and overseas pals gather in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to talk central banking. The so-called BRICS grouping gathers too amid increasing disquiet in some big emerging markets, while business activity data globally and China property woes mean August is proving far from dull.1/ SUMMER CAMP! U.S.

defensive sectors and energy offset weakness in megacap growth stocks, while investors looked toward next week's speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.Megacap technology-related growth stocks dipped, with Alphabet down 1.9% and Tesla falling 1.7%, as investors fretted that interest rates could stay higher for longer. The tech-heavy Nasdaq posted the biggest weekly decline of the three major indices, losing 2.6%. With no major catalysts driving markets, focus has shifted to Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole economic symposium next Friday for clues on the interest rate outlook as well as earnings from chip designer Nvidia on Wednesday.

Investing.com — The Dow eked out a win, but that was of mere consolation as stocks posted their worst weekly loss since March ahead of the Fed chair Jerome Powell’s appearance at the Jackson Hole economic policy symposium next week.

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tech: computer chips. In particular, Paoli needs a type of chip known as a graphics processing unit, or GPU, because it is the fastest and most efficient way to run the calculations that allow cutting-edge AI companies to analyze enormous amounts of data. So he's called everyone he knows in the industry who can help.

(Reuters) — Shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) rose more than 3% in hefty trading volume on Tuesday after two brokerages raised their price targets for the chipmaker, heightening already lofty expectations ahead of its quarterly earnings report next week.

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Investing.com — U.S. futures fell Tuesday, ahead of the release of key retail sales data, while weak Chinese economic data raised concerns about slowing global growth.

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Baird analysts reiterated an Outperform rating and hiked the price target by nearly $100 to $570 per share on Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) ahead of the company’s second-quarter results that are scheduled for release next week.

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Hedge funds bought into some of the biggest technology names in the second quarter to capture the sector’s sizzling rally and hype over artificial intelligence, according to the latest quarterly reports investment managers filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Nikkei share average closed higher on Tuesday, tracking Wall Street's firm finish overnight, as investors scooped up stocks after sharp losses in the previous session, with chip-related shares leading the gains. The Nikkei index rose 0.56% to end at 32,238.89, regaining some of its 1.27% losses in the previous day. The broader Topix ended 0.41% higher at 2,290.31.

Catch Independence Day 2023 LIVE Updates here "NVIDIA remains our top pick, with a backdrop of the massive shift in spending towards AI, and a fairly exceptional supply-demand imbalance that should persist for the next several quarters," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note on Monday, Reuters reported. The rally in Nvidia shares also boosted other megacap growth stocks and lifted the information technology index 1.85% higher.