NVIDIA Breaks to All-Time High Ahead of May 20 Earnings
NVIDIA surges to $221.76, topping its prior 52-week high, as AI chip demand accelerates and Q4 FY2026 revenue hit $68.1B. What Wall Street is watching before May 20.
NVIDIA surges to $221.76, topping its prior 52-week high, as AI chip demand accelerates and Q4 FY2026 revenue hit $68.1B. What Wall Street is watching before May 20.
JFrog topped Q1 2026 estimates — $154M revenue (+26% YoY) and non-GAAP EPS of $0.27 vs $0.21 expected — as AI-driven infrastructure demand accelerates its cloud business. Guidance raised.
AMD surges 11% on a $10.3B Q1 beat as AI demand rotates from pure GPU plays to CPUs and memory chips, lifting the entire semiconductor sector.
IREN stock surged 40% this week after landing a $3.4B NVIDIA cloud deal and a $2.1B investment option — validating its pivot from Bitcoin mining to AI data centers.
Akamai surged 26.58% after revealing a $1.8 billion Anthropic AI deal alongside Q1 2026 free cash flow that jumped 58% and cloud infrastructure revenue up 40%.
Micron surged 15.5% in its biggest week since 2008 as AI memory demand booms. Here is what it means for CHIPS Act financing, corporate bonds, and the Cerebras and Quantinuum IPO pipeline.
Intel jumped 14% on record volume Friday after the WSJ reported Apple and Intel reached a preliminary agreement for Intel to manufacture Apple chips — a potential turning point for Intel’s foundry ambitions.
Innodata surged 86%, Rocket Lab 34%, and the chip sector swept double-digit gains — while Cloudflare and HubSpot each fell nearly 20%. Q1 2026 earnings season became a high-stakes AI report card.
Cloudflare fell 23% Friday after announcing 1,100 AI-driven job cuts, despite beating Q1 estimates and raising full-year revenue guidance to $2.81B.
Xometry’s Q1 2026 revenue of $205M beat estimates by 9% as a landmark Siemens Xcelerator partnership and raised guidance sent shares up 39% in a single session.