onimate/iStock via Getty Images The WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund ETF ( WQTM ) is an exchange-traded fund that aims to give investors access to a diversified portfolio of companies engaged in, or with exposure to, various aspects of quantum computing, such as the development of quantum hardware and software, enabling technologies, and necessary supporting infrastructure. What Is WQTM? WQTM is ...
onimate/iStock via Getty Images The WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund ETF ( WQTM ) is an exchange-traded fund that aims to give investors access to a diversified portfolio of companies engaged in, or with exposure to, various aspects of quantum computing, such as the development of quantum hardware and software, enabling technologies, and necessary supporting infrastructure. What Is WQTM? WQTM is a U.S.-listed thematic equity ETF designed to provide investors with targeted exposure to companies participating in the emerging quantum computing ecosystem. WQTM started trading on October 9, 2025 , and seeks to track the WisdomTree Classiq Quantum Computing Index , which was created through a collaboration between WisdomTree and Classiq , a quantum software firm. The investment strategy outlined by WisdomTree covers quantum hardware, quantum software, quantum infrastructure, and enabling technologies, as well as companies that focus on quantum technology and larger companies that offer a diversified range of technologies. WQTM is essentially a frontier-technology fund, not a broad technology ETF or a simple semiconductor or AI proxy. It is instead designed to capture companies associated with the long-term commercialization of quantum computing through its mandate. While this is potentially appealing, it is also speculative because quantum computing is new , and most of its business models are still developing rather than mature. What Does the Wisdom Tree Quantum Computing Fund Offer Investors? Instead of forcing investors to pick specific quantum-related stocks on their own, the WQTM ETF is designed to provide exposure to a rules-based basket of companies that WisdomTree views as relevant to the quantum value chain. As a result, this fund is primarily for capital appreciation, with a distribution yield of 0.00%, and not for income purposes. WQTM's Market Capitalization and Portfolio Characteristics (WisdomTree Product Sheet) As the portfolio exhibits a financial profile...
Key Points Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Andres Sheppard raised his price target on Intuitive Machines stock by 65% today. In just a few days, Intuitive might win the NASA Lunar Terrain Vehicle contract. 10 stocks we like better than Intuitive Machines › SpaceX IPO excitement drove Intuitive Machines (NASDAQ: LUNR) stock higher for a fourth straight trading day Tuesday. With a little help from Wall St...
Key Points Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Andres Sheppard raised his price target on Intuitive Machines stock by 65% today. In just a few days, Intuitive might win the NASA Lunar Terrain Vehicle contract. 10 stocks we like better than Intuitive Machines › SpaceX IPO excitement drove Intuitive Machines (NASDAQ: LUNR) stock higher for a fourth straight trading day Tuesday. With a little help from Wall Street, this time, it looks like it's going to stick. Shares of the lunar lander company soared 17.2% through 11:20 a.m. ET after Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Andres Sheppard raised his price target on the space stock by 65%, to $43 per share. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Why Cantor loves Intuitive Machines stock What makes Cantor so optimistic about Intuitive Machines stock? The company's post-earnings promise to approach $1 billion in revenue this year is certainly one factor, and management's assurance that it will be "profitable," at least in terms of adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA -- which isn't really earnings), is another. What's got Cantor's analyst even more excited, though, is the prospect that NASA might award Intuitive a contract to build a Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) this week. Sheppard says he's "confident" Intuitive will get the contract, which could be worth up to $4.6 billion over time. Additional catalysts include Intuitive's upcoming Q4 IM-3 moon landing (which hopefully will land upright), as well as funds from the U.S. Space Force's Andromeda space domain awareness program, which could be worth anywhere from $1.8 billion to $6.2 billion over 10 years. What it means for Intuitive Machines stock Granted, 14 other companies are competing for parts of that last one. Indeed, many of the contracts Intuitive Machines has won, or...
The semi-annual rebalancing of U.S. equities is officially underway after FTSE Russell unveiled its preliminary list of shifts for the broad-market Russell 3000 Index. Additions among real estate stocks: Opendoor Technologies ( OPEN ), Orion Properties ( ONL ), Comstock ( CHCI ), National Healthcare Properties ( NHP ), and Janus Living ( JAN ). Deletions : Clipper Realty ( CLPR ), Franklin Street ...
The semi-annual rebalancing of U.S. equities is officially underway after FTSE Russell unveiled its preliminary list of shifts for the broad-market Russell 3000 Index. Additions among real estate stocks: Opendoor Technologies ( OPEN ), Orion Properties ( ONL ), Comstock ( CHCI ), National Healthcare Properties ( NHP ), and Janus Living ( JAN ). Deletions : Clipper Realty ( CLPR ), Franklin Street Properties ( FSP ), Mobile Infrastructure ( BEEP ), and Logistic Properties of the Americas ( LPA ). This year's structural changes will officially take effect following the close of U.S. equity markets on Friday, June 26. More on Opendoor Technologies Opendoor Technologies Inc. (OPEN) Presents at J.P. Morgan 54th Annual Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference Transcript Opendoor Technologies Inc. (OPEN) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Opendoor: Reinventing The iBuyer Model Amid A Challenging Housing Market Opendoor expects approximately 25% Q2 revenue growth and targets 5% to 7% contribution margin midrange Stocks to watch on Thursday after hours: COIN, NET, OPEN, EXPE
Arsgera Melrose Industries ( MLSPF ) ( MROSY ) down 5.4% in London trading Tuesday after a chemical incident during the weekend at its GKN Garden Grove chemical plant in California caused the evacuation of parts of the surrounding area; London markets were closed Monday for a public holiday. A storage tank containing methyl methacrylate—a chemical used in the manufacture of high-strength aerospace...
Arsgera Melrose Industries ( MLSPF ) ( MROSY ) down 5.4% in London trading Tuesday after a chemical incident during the weekend at its GKN Garden Grove chemical plant in California caused the evacuation of parts of the surrounding area; London markets were closed Monday for a public holiday. A storage tank containing methyl methacrylate—a chemical used in the manufacture of high-strength aerospace acrylic materials—at the facility overheated, prompting the evacuation of ~50K people from their homes as emergency services sought to avoid a chemical leak and vapor explosion. The 34K-gallon tank heated up and began to bulge, and an inoperable valve had prevented efforts by firefighters to remove its contents and inject chemicals to neutralize the contents, but technical speciali sts and emergency services have since made progress. A GKN spokesperson said Tuesday that the mandatory evacuation area has been reduced by 65%, with officials reporting that there have been no leaks or contamination; Melrose ( MLSPF ) ( MROSY ) said in its own statement that GKN is working closely with customers on operational recovery and supply plans. Melrose ( MLSPF ) ( MROSY ) has not disclosed any financial impact from the incident or whether costs would be covered by insurance. More on Melrose Industries Melrose Industries Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Melrose Industries Q4 2025 Earnings Call Presentation Melrose Industries Selloff Looks Overdone After Strong Results
Arsenal: predicted 2nd, finished 1st What we predicted: Mikel Arteta vowed this would be a “big summer” after finishing as runners-up in the Premier League for a third season in succession and the new sporting director, Andrea Berta, has delivered on a number of signings in his first transfer window. The question now for Arsenal supporters is whether Martín Zubimendi, Christian Nørgaard, Noni Madu...
Arsenal: predicted 2nd, finished 1st What we predicted: Mikel Arteta vowed this would be a “big summer” after finishing as runners-up in the Premier League for a third season in succession and the new sporting director, Andrea Berta, has delivered on a number of signings in his first transfer window. The question now for Arsenal supporters is whether Martín Zubimendi, Christian Nørgaard, Noni Madueke, Viktor Gyökeres, Cristhian Mosquera and Kepa Arrizabalaga can help them take that elusive final step to becoming champions for the first time since the Invincibles in 2004. What actually happened: The new signings strengthened the squad and Arteta did the business, guiding the club to their first title in 22 years and their first Champions League final since 2006. Manchester City: predicted 3rd, finished 2nd What we predicted: Plenty of money, about £300m, has been spent over the past eight months to get City back on track after a disastrous season by their standards. They finished a distant third and lost the FA Cup final, leaving them trophyless. The latest crop of incomings got a brief taste of life under Pep Guardiola at the Club World Cup and all showed promise. After Rodri missed most of last season, it feels as if his fitness will decide the fate of the team. If Guardiola can get him back to his best – and keep him fit – after a horrible injury, then City can feel excited once again. What actually happened: City pushed Arsenal all the way but missed out on the title in the final week. They did, however, win the League Cup and FA Cup, giving Guardiola some silverware in his final campaign at the club. Manchester United: predicted 9th, finished 3rd What we predicted: The big hope is that Manchester United hit rock bottom last season and things cannot get any worse. Ending up 15th in the Premier League resulted in many executives, fans and players waking up in a cold sweat. Expectations within the fanbase are impressively low, not knowing what to expect from a team...
Dear shareholder, Dear Madam, Dear Sir, Please find attached our press release with the trading update for the first quarter of 2026, highlighting: Strong start to the year of the core...
Dear shareholder, Dear Madam, Dear Sir, Please find attached our press release with the trading update for the first quarter of 2026, highlighting: Strong start to the year of the core...
Dear shareholder, Dear Madam, Dear Sir, Please find attached our press release with the trading update for the first quarter of 2026, highlighting: Strong start to the year of the core...
Dear shareholder, Dear Madam, Dear Sir, Please find attached our press release with the trading update for the first quarter of 2026, highlighting: Strong start to the year of the core...
Dear shareholder, Dear Madam, Dear Sir, Please find attached our press release with the trading update for the first quarter of 2026, highlighting: Strong start to the year of the core...
Dear shareholder, Dear Madam, Dear Sir, Please find attached our press release with the trading update for the first quarter of 2026, highlighting: Strong start to the year of the core...
Tesla stock is three-weeks tight, setting up a possible early entry. Shares are up 12% this month, partially reversing a slump from earlier in the year.
Tesla stock is three-weeks tight, setting up a possible early entry. Shares are up 12% this month, partially reversing a slump from earlier in the year.
Apple shares nudged higher in early Tuesday trading following a pair of upgrades on Wall Street heading into the tech giant’s Worldwide Developers Conference next month in California. “Apple may be on the brink of some real AI sizzle,” Reitzes said in a note published Tuesday.
Apple shares nudged higher in early Tuesday trading following a pair of upgrades on Wall Street heading into the tech giant’s Worldwide Developers Conference next month in California. “Apple may be on the brink of some real AI sizzle,” Reitzes said in a note published Tuesday.
Leaders in the BI and analytics market include Domo, Microsoft, Oracle, Qlik, Tableau, and ThoughtSpot. MIAMI, May 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Business intelligence and analytics platforms in 2026 are delivering ROI by expanding access to governed analytics across the enterprise. The market is no longer centered solely on analysts and data specialists. Organizations are extending analytics to frontli...
Leaders in the BI and analytics market include Domo, Microsoft, Oracle, Qlik, Tableau, and ThoughtSpot. MIAMI, May 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Business intelligence and analytics platforms in 2026 are delivering ROI by expanding access to governed analytics across the enterprise. The market is no longer centered solely on analysts and data specialists. Organizations are extending analytics to frontline managers, operational teams, and business users through conversational interfaces, embedded delivery, and AI-driven workflows that reduce the technical barriers associated with traditional BI tools. ROI driven technology insight (PRNewsfoto/Nucleus Research) Natural language interaction and semantic modeling are shaping the next phase of value delivery. Vendors are investing heavily in governed semantic layers that translate plain-language questions into accurate, permissioned answers tied to enterprise metrics and business logic. These capabilities reduce dependency on technical resources while improving consistency in reporting and decision-making across departments. "Analytics platforms are increasingly evaluated on how effectively they operationalize insight across the business," said Alexander Wurm, Principal Analyst at Nucleus Research. "Organizations are realizing ROI when analytics can support broader participation without compromising governance, lineage, or trust in the data." Distribution has become another important differentiator. Organizations are prioritizing platforms that deliver analytics directly into collaboration tools, CRM systems, ERP workflows, mobile experiences, and embedded customer applications. This approach improves adoption by bringing insights closer to operational workflows rather than requiring users to access separate reporting environments. Agentic AI is also changing expectations for enterprise analytics. Vendors are moving beyond automated chart generation and narrative summaries toward agents that can execute governed actions within...
solarseven/iStock via Getty Images Investors need to rethink their approach to portfolio diversification as traditional hedges like bonds ( AGG ) and gold ( GLD ) fail to provide reliable protection during market turbulence, according to the BlackRock Investment Institute. The investment firm highlighted what it calls a “diversification mirage” playing out in real time, as surging bond yields and ...
solarseven/iStock via Getty Images Investors need to rethink their approach to portfolio diversification as traditional hedges like bonds ( AGG ) and gold ( GLD ) fail to provide reliable protection during market turbulence, according to the BlackRock Investment Institute. The investment firm highlighted what it calls a “diversification mirage” playing out in real time, as surging bond yields and geopolitical tensions reshape market dynamics. Since the Middle East conflict began, the S&P 500 ( SPY ) has risen 8%, while Brent crude ( BNO ) prices have jumped 43% and U.S. 10-year yields ( US10Y ) have climbed nearly 60 basis points. Gold ( XAUUSD:CUR ), long considered a safe haven, has dropped 15% since the conflict’s onset, partly due to crowded positioning—demonstrating how even established hedges can become unreliable. “Traditional portfolio diversification is challenged today, underscoring the need for broader diversification sources,” BlackRock said in its analysis. The firm recommends investors “diversify their diversifiers” by looking beyond conventional assets. For strategic horizons of five years or longer, BlackRock favors hedge funds and private markets as alternatives less dependent on broader market movements and more tied to manager skill. Despite the challenges, BlackRock maintains a pro-risk stance, citing strong corporate earnings growth and the artificial intelligence investment theme as supportive factors. BlackRock Investment Institute More on the Markets Since 1930, This Is The Average Return Of The S&P 500 After A New Fed Chair Is Elected S&P 500: 20% Moves Up And Down During Next 6-12 Months Very Likely. Here's Why The Divorce Between Wall Street And Main Street Can the Fed beat inflation without crushing growth? 8.25K first, 10K next? Yardeni stays bullish on S&P 500 - CNBC interview
TennesseePhotographer Tractor Supply ( TSCO ) fell 5.6% in midday trading on Tuesday and was the second-biggest decliner in the S&P 500 Index. Shares are now down more than 40% on a year-to-date basis and are swapping hands just off their 52-week lows. The retailer's comparable store sales grew only about 0.5% in Q1, which was below the usual 2% threshold to effectively leverage fixed costs and be...
TennesseePhotographer Tractor Supply ( TSCO ) fell 5.6% in midday trading on Tuesday and was the second-biggest decliner in the S&P 500 Index. Shares are now down more than 40% on a year-to-date basis and are swapping hands just off their 52-week lows. The retailer's comparable store sales grew only about 0.5% in Q1, which was below the usual 2% threshold to effectively leverage fixed costs and below what the Street had been modeling. Weak traffic trends in stores, despite modest growth, added to concerns that demand from the core rural/lifestyle customer is softening. During Tractor Supply's ( TSCO ) last earnings conference call, management highlighted that the sales shortfall was concentrated in companion animals, particularly pet food and supplies, which dragged comp sales down by roughly 100 basis points. Tractor Supply ( TSCO ) was recently downgraded by Piper Sandler due to the softening dog ownership trends. Analyst Peter Keith pointed to weakening companion animal trends, specifically with dogs, that may be in a structural headwind for several years due to rising pet ownership costs. "We believe the recent pullback in dog ownership (relative to cats) is partially due to higher pet-related costs. In particular, the vet services CPI has increased +60% since 2020. Pet services pricing (grooming, boarding) is up +46%, and pet food pricing has grown +25% (since 2020)," noted Keith. On Seeking Alpha, Penguin Value Investing defended Tractor Supply ( TSCO ) recently, highlighting that the pet segment weakness is a headwind but not a long-term structural risk. "I believe the market has punished this retailer too harshly, leaving shares trading well below their fair value, justifying a Buy rating." More on Tractor Supply Tractor Supply Is Still Thriving Despite Pet Headwinds Tractor Supply: Unclear Future Ahead Tractor Supply Company (TSCO) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Tractor Supply is cut by Piper Sandler due to soft dog ownership trends Tractor Supply outline...
The Scottish National party was accused of “embezzling” voters after opposition leaders highlighted the crisis over Peter Murrell’s misuse of £400,000 from party funds. The scandal over Murrell’s guilty plea on Monday to embezzling £400,310.65 while he was the SNP’s chief executive overshadowed a Holyrood motion tabled by John Swinney to call for a second independence referendum. Fulfilling a prom...
The Scottish National party was accused of “embezzling” voters after opposition leaders highlighted the crisis over Peter Murrell’s misuse of £400,000 from party funds. The scandal over Murrell’s guilty plea on Monday to embezzling £400,310.65 while he was the SNP’s chief executive overshadowed a Holyrood motion tabled by John Swinney to call for a second independence referendum. Fulfilling a promise made during the Holyrood election campaign, the first minister used the first full day of parliamentary business on Tuesday to stage a symbolic vote calling for the power to stage a fresh referendum. Swinney offered no new legal or constitutional arguments that might force the UK government to agree to do so. Instead he challenged pro-UK parties to agree Scotland had a right to decide its own future. “Today, I seek confirmation from this parliament that this is a voluntary union and that the people of Scotland have the right to decide whether we remain in that union,” he told MSPs. “That is a principle that should be accepted by all those in this chamber who believe in independence but also all those who believe in the union. Because what is at stake are the democratic wishes of the people of Scotland.” Anas Sarwar, the Scottish Labour leader, said Swinney’s attempt to revisit this issue immediately after the election at a time of significant global insecurity and a cost-of-living crisis was evidence of the SNP’s selfishness. In a reference to Swinney’s acceptance on Monday that Murrell had embezzled SNP funds donated by the party’s members, Sarwar said Murrell’s crimes provided voters with “really stark” evidence the SNP put its own ambitions and interests first. Swinney should instead focus on building the new homes needed, economic growth and supporting struggling families on day one. “People who are their most vociferous supporters asked to put their hard-earned cash into a movement that they believed in,” Sarwar said. “What did the people that were charged with the...
Key Points Like so many stocks, Caterpillar dipped immediately following the start of the war in Iran. But the heavy machinery stock fought off that weakness and rebounded in a big way. The company continues to reward shareholders with stock repurchases and dividends. 10 stocks we like better than Caterpillar › The war in Iran commenced on Feb. 28, meaning March 2 was the first trading day on whic...
Key Points Like so many stocks, Caterpillar dipped immediately following the start of the war in Iran. But the heavy machinery stock fought off that weakness and rebounded in a big way. The company continues to reward shareholders with stock repurchases and dividends. 10 stocks we like better than Caterpillar › The war in Iran commenced on Feb. 28, meaning March 2 was the first trading day on which investors could express their views on the conflict. Over the next three weeks, the S&P 500 dipped 4.4%. Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT), the second-largest member of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, was worse for wear, tumbling 6.7% over those three weeks. However, the industrial stock has since rebounded epically, gaining 9.9% for the month-long period ending May 22. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » That price action suggests Caterpillar is a buy, even if the war in Iran hasn't been officially resolved. But is it? Assuming the ceasefire holds, or the U.S. and Iran reach a deal to end the conflict, Caterpillar can retain the buy label and potentially position itself to make a run at the four-figure club. Maybe even as soon as next year. Maybe sooner. Let's examine what needs to go right for this stock to reach that rarefied air. Some moving pieces As it relates to the intersection of Caterpillar stock and the Iran war, there's at least one certainty: any renewed escalation of military action would likely weigh on the shares. The markets' initial reaction to the start of the war included punishment of cyclical stocks, of which Caterpillar is one, and materials stocks. That's relevant because the industrial machinery giant counts materials companies among its clients. Still, it's not a stretch to say Caterpillar's March weakness amid geopolitical volatility was more sentiment-driven than it was a...
mixmotive/iStock Editorial via Getty Images S&P Global ( SPGI ) was trading lower after the company announced the departure of Saugata Saha, president of S&P Global Market Intelligence and chief enterprise data officer. He will remain with the company through July 30 to support the transition. Shares were 1.47% down to $411.48 during late morning trading on Tuesday. Saha has decided to leave to pu...
mixmotive/iStock Editorial via Getty Images S&P Global ( SPGI ) was trading lower after the company announced the departure of Saugata Saha, president of S&P Global Market Intelligence and chief enterprise data officer. He will remain with the company through July 30 to support the transition. Shares were 1.47% down to $411.48 during late morning trading on Tuesday. Saha has decided to leave to pursue another opportunity. He has been appointed as president and CEO of the data integration and AI company Qlik Technologies, effective July 31. The Enterprise Data Organization will become a part of the Chief Technology & Transformation Office, and will be led by S&P Global Chief Technology & Transformation Officer Firdaus Bhathena. " This will accelerate the integration of AI across our products, enhance efficiency and productivity, and drive innovation and greater value for customers," said CEO Martina Cheung. Additionally, the company reiterated its financial guidance for 2026 . More on S&P Global S&P Global Inc. (SPGI) Shareholder/Analyst Call Prepared Remarks Transcript S&P Global: A Quality Compounder Unfairly Punished By The Market S&P Global Inc. (SPGI) Analyst/Investor Day - Slideshow S&P SmallCap 600 to add Peloton, Universal Technical Cerebras jumps as S&P confirms it qualifies for 'Fast Track' IPO entry for indices
An advisory panel of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will meet this week to discuss and vote on the composition of the 2026–2027 formula for COVID shots to be used during the next immunization drive against the virus. At the meeting of the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee on Thursday, FDA experts will vote on whether to select SARS-CoV-2 subvariant XFG as the next ...
An advisory panel of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will meet this week to discuss and vote on the composition of the 2026–2027 formula for COVID shots to be used during the next immunization drive against the virus. At the meeting of the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee on Thursday, FDA experts will vote on whether to select SARS-CoV-2 subvariant XFG as the next target for COVID-19 vaccines. Emerged from the JN.1 variant of COVID-19, XFG variants are among the dominant COVID strains currently circulating in the U.S. and internationally, with a growth advantage over the previously dominant LP.8.1 variant. In briefing documents released ahead of the meeting on Thursday, the FDA noted that all licensed COVID vaccine makers have indicated their readiness to manufacture XFG-targeting vaccines in time for the 2026-27 vaccination season. Based on VRBPAC recommendations last year, the FDA advised vaccine makers to design monovalent COVID vaccines targeting JN.1, preferably LP.8.1, so that their shots would be up to date for the then-dominant strains of the virus. Pfizer ( PFE )/BioNTech ( BNTX ), Moderna ( MRNA ), and Novavax ( NVAX )/Sanofi ( SNY ) market FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. More on Pfizer, Moderna, etc. Pfizer: Reduced TrumpRx/Patent Risks Meet Accretive M&A Efforts - Reiterate Buy FQ1 Healthcare Dividend Roundup: Johnson & Johnson Keeps Outshining Pfizer Moderna, Inc. (MRNA) Presents at RBC Capital Markets Global Healthcare Conference 2026 Transcript BridgeBio downgraded at Raymond James on LOE for Pfizer’s Vyndamax Moderna to face FDA AdCom review for flu shot
We believe the $32.2 million AI lab contract provides the clearest commercial validation of ALP’s AI compute strategy, establishing a measurable revenue baseline for the platform . The two-year definitive lease agreement with a leading frontier artificial intelligence laboratory has a total contract value of $32.2 million and delivers $16.1 million of annual contracted revenue, with an expected $7...
We believe the $32.2 million AI lab contract provides the clearest commercial validation of ALP’s AI compute strategy, establishing a measurable revenue baseline for the platform . The two-year definitive lease agreement with a leading frontier artificial intelligence laboratory has a total contract value of $32.2 million and delivers $16.1 million of annual contracted revenue, with an expected $7.5 million upfront payment securing the reservation of compute capacity for two years. The agreement covers a dedicated 504-GPU NVIDIA B200 cluster in ALP’s Canadian data center, powered by 100% hydroelectric energy, and provides the customer with exclusive high-performance compute access for next-generation model development. The B200 architecture is designed for large-scale AI training and inference workloads, making the deployment ALP’s first enterprise-scale customer agreement and a meaningful commercial foundation for serving AI laboratories, sovereign entities, and enterprise customers seeking dedicated GPU infrastructure outside traditional hyperscaler environments. ALPHA-01 validates customer demand, while ALPHA-02 and the expansion ROFRs create a visible roadmap from a 504-GPU base toward a multi-cluster Blackwell footprint . ALPHA-01 is live for its first enterprise customer as of May 2026, with the Canada cluster consisting of 504 NVIDIA B200 GPUs powered by 100% hydroelectric energy. ALP also holds a ROFR to expand the Canada site to more than 1,000 B200 GPUs under ALPHA-03. ALPHA-02 is under construction at Equinix’s AtNorth datacenter in Sweden and is expected to include 576 NVIDIA B300 GPUs, also powered by 100% hydroelectric energy, with go-live targeted for 3Q26. ALP also holds a ROFR to expand the Sweden facility to more than 1,000 B300 GPUs under ALPHA-04. The planned ALPHA-01 through ALPHA-04 footprint is projected to support approximately $72 million of annual revenue, or $6 million per month, if fully operational. The roadmap is meaningful because the ...
Henderson said: "An innocent woman who should have been able to safely enjoy her night out here in Sheffield has been killed and her loved ones have been left to face a heartbreaking reality that they will never see her again.
Henderson said: "An innocent woman who should have been able to safely enjoy her night out here in Sheffield has been killed and her loved ones have been left to face a heartbreaking reality that they will never see her again.
The IPO market is waking up again, and few offerings have generated as much buzz as SpaceX. Between Elon Musk’s star power, the company’s reported multi-trillion-dollar valuation it is seeking, and dreams of Mars colonization, it is easy to see why investors are excited. But history says investors chasing blockbuster IPOs right out of the ... Forget SpaceX: The Next Red-Hot IPO Is Here and It’s a ...
The IPO market is waking up again, and few offerings have generated as much buzz as SpaceX. Between Elon Musk’s star power, the company’s reported multi-trillion-dollar valuation it is seeking, and dreams of Mars colonization, it is easy to see why investors are excited. But history says investors chasing blockbuster IPOs right out of the ... Forget SpaceX: The Next Red-Hot IPO Is Here and It’s a Quantum Computing Stock
Jonas Vingegaard underlined his dominance on uphill finishes at the Giro d’Italia, launching a solo attack on the climb to Carì to claim victory on stage 16. It was the Dane’s fourth stage win of the race and further tightened his hold on the leader’s jersey, with overall honours now looking increasingly assured. On Monday’s rest day, Vingegaard declared his desire to win a stage while wearing the...
Jonas Vingegaard underlined his dominance on uphill finishes at the Giro d’Italia, launching a solo attack on the climb to Carì to claim victory on stage 16. It was the Dane’s fourth stage win of the race and further tightened his hold on the leader’s jersey, with overall honours now looking increasingly assured. On Monday’s rest day, Vingegaard declared his desire to win a stage while wearing the pink jersey, and quickly followed up that promise in Switzerland on the 113km ride from Bellinzona. His lead at the top is now more than four minutes. Vingegaard made his attack less than 7km from the top and, as in his three previous stage wins, the Visma-Lease a Bike rider was followed home by Felix Gall (Decathlon CMA CGM), but this time the Austrian lost more than one minute. The Australian Jai Hindley (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe), the 2022 Giro winner, came in third. The long-time race leader, Portugal’s Afonso Eulálio (Bahrain Victorious), trailed in more than three minutes behind Vingegaard. View image in fullscreen Riders pass through the village of Leontica during stage 16 of the Giro. Photograph: Samuel Golay/EPA
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)