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Corporate offsites, incentive trips make a comeback as companies resume travel plans
Corporate offsites and incentive trips are witnessing a revival as companies resume travel plans. Businesses are now scheduling deferred trips alongside new programmes for enhanced team engagement. Popular destinations include both domestic locations like Goa and international options such as Japan and Thailand. Companies aim to create curated experiences that foster collaboration and learning among employees. The focus remains on building connections and strengthening team culture during these offsites.
Why Intel stock price down today? How the AI memory crunch and weak PC demand hit its forecast, and could the selloff deepen?
Intel (INTC) Stock Crash: Intel shares fell about 29 per cent on Friday after a weak December quarter forecast. Falling PC demand and costlier memory chips are hurting the company, and the selloff has spread to other chip and server stocks.
How Databricks’ $2.2 billion Tabular deal helped Tim Chen’s Essence VC nearly return its entire fund
Tim Chen wasn’t planning to raise a new venture capital fund when investors began approaching him. His investment in Tabular, acquired by Databricks in 2024, helped put Essence VC on the map. The interest eventually helped Chen close a $41 million fourth fund, even before he had prepared a pitch deck.
Indian patch patrol sets out to resolve PHP risk
Two critical security flaws in PHP, the programming language underpinning an estimated 70% of the internet, have triggered emergency cybersecurity measures in India. Banks are auditing applications and preparing backups, while the government is patching official websites. Razorpay has deployed AI-led vulnerability detection and warned merchants about potential breaches.
PHP security vulnerabilities: Indian govt rushes to fix official websites, banks audit apps
Banks have begun auditing applications for weaknesses, taking some non-critical services offline and preparing backups to divert traffic if parts of their websites or mobile applications experience downtime, according to executives.
Super Micro climbs after upbeat forecast shows robust AI demand
Super Micro Computer's stock has surged significantly following their announcement of impressive revenue forecasts that have surpassed analyst expectations. The company's anticipated first-quarter revenue is projected to be between $18.5 billion and $19.5 billion, indicating a strong demand in the AI data center market. With expected profit margin increases, this signifies positive growth within the semiconductor industry.
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CoreWeave stock wipeout exposes divide between AI fear and greed
CoreWeave Inc. is navigating turbulent stock trends due to climbing bond yields and investor trepidation over its debt, raising fears of default. Although a temporary boost followed optimistic comments from Nvidia's CEO, the overall sentiment leans towards caution. Analysts believe that while funding needs are pressing, robust AI demand could mitigate rate worries. Furthermore, CoreWeave's alliance with Nvidia may be a vital source of financial support in these unpredictable conditions.
US Stock Market: What to led to S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow Jones, Russell 2000 rebound after historic low despite fall of Nvidia stocks, TSMC shares?
US Stock Market today: Nvidia dipped 1.8 per cent after chip manufacturer TSMC struck a cautious note on 2027 despite reporting a sixth consecutive record quarterly profit on robust AI-driven demand.
US stocks: Dow, S&P 500 end higher as traders shift from AI to healthcare
After a rocky start, the S&P 500 experienced a resurgence, largely spurred by investments in the healthcare and consumer segments. Investors seemed to distance themselves from technology stocks, anxious about mounting debts in the AI sector. Eli Lilly and UnitedHealth rose thanks to favorable evaluations from Deutsche Bank, whereas Broadcom and Nvidia struggled.
US stocks: Nasdaq ends sharply lower as hot inflation data stirs rate-hike worries
US inflation data for September shows an unexpected rise due to increased gasoline costs and broader price pressures. As a result, the Nasdaq index closed sharply lower, influenced by concerns over potential interest rate hikes. Major AI-related stocks, including Oracle and CoreWeave, experienced significant declines following the inflation report. In financial news, Bank of America reported a decrease in profits due to regulatory costs.
French supercomputer maker Bull doubles output to boost Europe's AI ambitions
Bull, the French supercomputer manufacturer, has expanded its factory to double production capacity to meet growing orders. The European Union is investing heavily in supercomputing, committing €7 billion to improve capabilities. France's order for a supercomputer is significant, as Bull aims to deliver systems more efficiently.
US stocks: Nasdaq rises while S&P, Dow dip as softer inflation cools Fed hike bets
On Wednesday, inflation data led to mixed market movements, with the Nasdaq increasing slightly. The Dow and S&P 500 faced declines, although both indexes posted quarterly gains. Private employers added 90,000 jobs in September, contributing to labor market reports this week. The S&P 500 achieved new highs while also experiencing several lows in its performance. Rising concerns about inflation continue to influence economic outlooks and Federal Reserve expectations.
US stocks: US market rises as cooler inflation data ease October Fed hike bets
U.S. stocks surged higher as inflation reports came in softer than analysts predicted, easing worries about potential interest rate hikes. The Commerce Department revealed a 3.4% increase in the Personal Consumption Expenditures price index year-over-year. Major players like Apple and Alphabet enjoyed price rises, contributing to a notable boost in the Nasdaq Composite.
Netlist seeks US import ban on Micron chips used in Google, Nvidia AI computing
The company asked the tribunal to bar imports of Micron dynamic random access memory (DRAM) devices and Google, Nvidia and Broadcom graphics processing units, servers and other products that incorporate Micron's infringing technology.
Job in Antarctica after 30 years at HP: 59-year-old woman was laid off, struggled to find work & then landed an unexpected role on the frozen continent
May Lee, who spent 30 years at Hewlett-Packard, faced an unexpected layoff that prompted her to reconsider her career path. After an unsuccessful job search, she discovered seasonal work opportunities in Antarctica, a continent she had previously visited twice. Lee secured a role as a supply technician, where her responsibilities included operating a forklift, checking cargo and carrying out physically demanding tasks. The experience offered a refreshing change from her previous desk-based corporate career.
In 1975, NASA sent a pocket calculator on Apollo-Soyuz as a backup if its main computer failed; 37 years later, it ended up at the Smithsonian
NASA utilized an HP-65 calculator as a crucial backup system during the Apollo-Soyuz mission. This programmable device carried essential guidance equations in case the main computer failed. The Apollo-Soyuz mission marked the first joint spaceflight between American and Soviet crews. While the calculator never performed its backup function, its presence ensured mission safety. This historic calculator now resides in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
US stocks today: US stocks end higher as strong inflation data cements rate-hike bets
US stocks ended higher on Friday as accelerating consumer prices strengthened expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike next week. The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all gained, while Dell surged to a record high. Oil prices fell but remained sharply higher for the week amid concerns over Middle East supply disruptions.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise sees downbeat Q2 revenue on weak networking solutions demand
Enterprises are hesitant to sign new contracts, commit to long-term initiatives or take on new technology partners, although IT spend is expected to increase in 2024, according to research firm Gartner.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise to buy Juniper Networks in $14-billion deal
HPE offered $40 per share to Juniper shareholders, the companies said on Tuesday. That represents a 32.4% premium to the stock's close on Monday, when the news of the deal first emerged.
Wipro and Hewlett Packard Enterprise announce partnership
This model for IT Infrastructure procurement and provisioning will be offered to both Wipro and HPE's customers, globally.
HP Enterprise to merge software with micro focus in $8.8 billion deal
Hewlett Packard Enterprise will contribute its software businesses in areas such as application delivery management, big data analytics and enterprise security.
HP's India software business grows 7.5% in FY15
According to documents posted on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs website, Hewlett Packard (India) Software Operation posted revenue of Rs 1,356 crore for the year ended March 2015.
What’s worse than one sluggish Hewlett-Packard? Two
Which big technology company is most likely to follow industry pioneers like Digital Equipment and Sun Microsystems into the tech dustbin?
Hewlett-Packard split latest chapter in Meg Whitman’s career of reinventions
Meg Whitman shelved plans to spin off Hewlett-Packard’s personal-computer business when she became chief executive officer three years ago.
From $1 to $1.5 million , it’s Pay Day for Meg Whitman
Hewlett-Packard raised the annual salary of chief executive officer Meg Whitman to $1.5 million from $1 million, recently.
Software dubbed ‘racist’ for tripping on non-white face
Hewlett-Packard Co is looking into the facialtracking software used in its personal computers, after a customer calling himself “Black Desi” said the program was racist because it was unable to follow his movements.
Ex-employees sue HP on unpaid incentives
Three former Hewlett-Packard Co salespeople sued the printer maker alleging they were denied tens of thousands of dollars in commissions because of a malfunction in the company’s order-management system.
No raises at Hewlett-Packard
If you are a Hewlett-Packard employee, you don’t have a raise coming your way. According to an internal memo, the company plans to use the funds meant for raises and bonuses to fund pension plans and other benefits.
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