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Reaffirm NVIDIA's "Shareholding" rating! Morgan Stanley emphasizes that the notion of a slowdown in AI growth is quite ridiculous.
① Morgan Stanley reports that the demand for AI chips remains huge, which will drive strong growth in the Industry; ② Analysts at Morgan Stanley point out that the production of AI tokens has increased fivefold since the beginning of this year, driving a surge in investment; ③ Although NVIDIA's stock price has plummeted this year, revenue from its new Blackwell chip is expected to grow rapidly, and Morgan Stanley reaffirms NVIDIA's 'Shareholding' rating.
Amazon and NVIDIA discuss AI Energy demand: in the short term, clean Energy may yield to fossil fuels!
① Executives from Amazon and NVIDIA mentioned at an Energy conference that they would consider using Henry Hub Natural Gas and other fossil fuels to power AI Datacenters; ② They pointed out that reducing carbon emissions remains a long-term goal for companies, but in the short term, it is still necessary to rely on secure and stable fossil fuels to provide electrical utilities for Datacenters; ③ However, the idea of using Coal for power has been controversial, with some arguing that it should not be the preferred choice.
This Is What Executives From Major Companies Said About Tariffs This Week (Part 1)
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Elon Musk's XAI is reportedly negotiating a new round of financing, with a valuation expected to exceed $120 billion.
① According to reports, XAI, a company owned by Musk, is in talks with investors to raise approximately 20 billion dollars; ② Sources revealed that with the funding from this round of negotiations, XAI's valuation is expected to exceed 120 billion dollars.
The Shanghai Auto Show witnesses the "mutual rush" of Chinese and foreign enterprises: multinational car companies are deeply cultivating the Chinese market while domestic supply chain enterprises are accelerating their move towards Global.
① The 2025 Shanghai Auto Show focuses on smart electric vehicles, with foreign car companies accelerating their integration into the China supply chain, and local innovative forces rising; ② Under the pressure of transformation, Toyota deepens its local layout by establishing a wholly-owned factory in Shanghai, betting on localization and supply chain synergy; ③ Joint venture brands strengthen collaboration in local innovation chains, as China supply chain companies accelerate their dominance in the Global smart electric vehicle industry.
Musk's xAI is negotiating for financing of 20 billion US dollars, with an estimated valuation exceeding 120 billion US dollars.
Musk's XAI is seeking $20 billion in funding for its newly merged AI startup and Social Media business. If successful, it will raise the company valuation to over $120 billion. This would also become the second-largest funding round for a startup in history, second only to OpenAI's $40 billion funding earlier this year.
Options Market Statistics: Tesla Jumps 9.8% on U.S. Push for Self-Driving Cars ; Options Pop
Uncertainty over tariffs suppresses the rise of U.S. stocks, Technology stocks provide support, Tesla surges nearly 10%, Gold retreats over 1%, and the overall trend falls for the week.
After Trump's "change of heart," the three major stock indexes rose for four consecutive days; NVIDIA's shares increased by more than 4%, and Tesla rose by 18% over the week; Google's strong performance initially saw a rise of over 4%, but most of the gains were later given back; the Chinese concept index halted three-day gains but rose over 7% for the week. The USD experienced its first weekly increase in over a month. Bitcoin once surged nearly $3,000, breaking through the $0.095 million mark. Gold saw its first weekly decline since the announcement of reciprocal tariffs. U.S. oil fell over 2% for the week.