U.S. technology ​stocks diverged further on Thursday as results from IBM and ServiceNow rekindled fears of AI‑driven ‌disruption in software, while an upbeat outlook from Texas Instruments lifted some chipmakers, underscoring a widening winner-loser divide.
 

Technology Roundup

Technology Roundup

 

AI deepens US tech divide as IBM, ServiceNow spark software selloff, TI lifts chipmakers 

 

SpaceX conquered the stars, now eyes bigger opportunity in AI 

 

Huawei commits $10 billion to boosting computing power for smart driving 

 

Applied Digital signs $7.5 billion AI data center lease with US hyperscaler 

 

White House accuses China of ‘industrial scale’ theft of AI technology, FT reports 

 

Milan tech firm Bending Spoons picks banks for $20 billion US listing, sources say 

 

Investors return to US stocks as AI, earnings growth feed fear of missing out 

 

SpaceX IPO filing shows Elon Musk can retain board control 

 

China-linked hackers using everyday devices to hide attacks, cyber agencies warn 

 

Tesla's $25 billion spending plan tests investor faith in unproven AI bets 

 

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