iShares Robotics and Artificial Intelligence ETF (IRBO)

Lumen Technologies (LUMN) partners with Microsoft (MSFT) to leverage Microsoft Cloud for digital transformation. Lumen to enhance network capacity for Microsoft's datacenters.

AI stocks driving market but concerns of bubble burst like dot-com era. Nvidia up 4300% in 5 yrs, but tech sector more modestly valued now.

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Nano Dimension Ltd reported Q1 revenue of $13.36M, down 10.7% YoY. EPS loss $(0.15) vs $0.09 YoY, attributed to decreased product sales. Adjusted gross profit $6.65M, margin improved to 49.8%. Company holds $793.08M in cash. Recently reduced workforce and Executive Management group by 25% expected to save $30M annually.

Arm Holdings (NASDAQARM) traded higher as CEO expects AI readiness of 100 billion devices by 2025. Analysts bullish on licensing and AI potential.

Automation combines emerging technologies in two distinct sectors: artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. Here are the stocks to watch.

NVIDIA shares rose as much as 7.8% in after-market trading on blowout results and surpassed the $1,000 level for the first time ever. The rally spread to other AI stocks.

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Bumble expands its horizon with the acquisition of Geneva, a community-focused app for shared interests. With a mission to foster equitable relationships, Bumble aims to enrich its portfolio, integrating Geneva's group engagement features into its renowned suite of apps.

FuboTV (NYSEFUBO) reported strong Q124 results with sales up 24%, beating estimates. North America revenue up 24%, paid subscribers up 18%, and ARPU up 10%. Lawsuit against DIS, FOX, WBD remains. Q2 and FY24 revenue outlook revised upwards. FUBO stock up 11% at $1.72 premarket.

Arm shares are down nearly 30% over the past five days as earnings from ASML Holdings and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company have put pressure on the semiconductor sector.

For every artificial intelligence success story like Nvidia, there could be dozens of failures.

China's mobile-based social and entertainment provider, Hello Group, reported a 6.5% decline in net revenue but beat earnings expectations. Stock price dropped and a special dividend was declared.

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FuboTV reported strong Q4 results with sales up 28.5%, EPS loss of $(0.17), and gross margin improvement. North American revenue grew 29% with 1.618 million paid subscribers.

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Analysts are forecasting explosive demand for AI products, and that offers investors a massive opportunity.

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With AI adoption and spending expected to expand this year, new avenues for business growth will open up for tech companies beyond the Magnificent Seven.

Researchers at MIT conclude that the fear of job displacement by AI may be exaggerated, as human labor is still cheaper in most cases.

The robotics industry's explosive growth presents exciting opportunities, as well as challenges, for investors.

With the increased correlation between equities and fixed income over the past couple of years, many investors have started questioning the relevance of a 60-40 portfolio.

Choosing individual AI stocks can be intimidating. ETFs can make things a lot easier for AI-minded investors, though.

AI is unlikely to supplant the role of financial advisors. The fiduciary duty demands human oversight, Kitces.com's Ben Henry-Moreland says.

Janet Yellen, calls AI an 'emerging threat'. Yet, AI is driving many Technology stocks to new highs, and AI ETFs are up 37-68% YTD.