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CoreWeave: The $11.9b OpenAI Contract That The Market Is Ignoring

CoreWeave, Inc.'s IPO debuted below expectations, but its $11.9B OpenAI deal and scalable growth capacity highlight potential. Click for more on the CRWV offering.

3 Hidden Gem AI Stocks to Buy That You Might Never Have Thought Of

Deere (NYSE: DE) and GE Healthcare Technologies (NASDAQ: GEHC) are both highly profitable, while Samsara (NYSE: IOT) went public in December 2021. Daniel Foelber (Deere): While you are probably familiar with Deere's agriculture and construction equipment,

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Chinese software maker Kingdee embraces AI, deploys DeepSeek across cloud services

The software-as-a-service giant told the Post that DeepSeek has been a boon for its clients as it builds a platform for customised AI agents.

Docusign Stock Skyrockets 18% Amidst Record-Breaking AI Product Growth

In a remarkable turn of events, Docusign, the leading provider of digital transaction management solutions, has seen its stock price

Better Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock: Oracle vs. Dell

Demand for artificial intelligence (AI) hardware has jumped substantially in the past couple of years. Technology giants in the U.S. and abroad, along with governments around the globe, are pouring billions of dollars into developing powerful large language models (LLMs),

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OpenAI to pay CoreWeave $11.9 billion over five years for AI data centers, services

Ahead of CoreWeave's upcoming IPO, the provider of data centers for AI has signed a five-year deal with OpenAI worth almost $12 billion.

ZJK Industrial: Growing, But NVDA Partnership Doesn't Promise Long Term Growth

Discover why (NASDAQ:ZJK) is rated as a HOLD. Explore its growth in EV, AI, Aerospace markets, strong finances, and challenges ahead.

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BigBear.ai (BBAI) Faces Surprising Financial Setbacks Amid Contract Wins

BigBear.ai ($BBAI), a leading data analytics company, underdelivered on expectations for Q4 2024. Both sales and expected losses fell far below