Arrow Enhances Investment in Converged Infrastructure Market in Coordination with Intel Corporation ENGLEWOOD, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Arrow Electronics Inc. (NYS: ARW) today announced expanded converged infrastructure support including dedicated resources and a strategic alliance with Intel Corp. to assist North America solution providers with x86 market opportunities. Also, Arrow now offers pre...
Arrow Enhances Investment in Converged Infrastructure Market in Coordination with Intel Corporation ENGLEWOOD, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Arrow Electronics Inc. (NYS: ARW) today announced expanded converged infrastructure support including dedicated resources and a strategic alliance with Intel Corp. to assist North America solution providers with x86 market opportunities. Also, Arrow now offers presales engineering services, demand generation, education and highly specialized integration services specifically related to converged infrastructure solution sets through its multidimensional, segment-focused Empower enablement program. "From our vantage point at the forefront of commercializing technology development, Arrow sees converged infrastructure solutions evolving and gaining traction in the data center," said Sean Kerins, president of Arrow's North American enterprise computing solutions segment. "Arrow is pleased to formalize our long-standing relationship with Intel and enhance the support we provide to solution providers through Arrow's value-added services." Arrow brings the broad technology offerings, deep expertise and comprehensive support that enables solutions providers to maximize opportunities in the data-center convergence and integrated-systems markets. Through Arrow's Empower program, solution providers can accelerate their ability to sell converged infrastructure with comprehensive enablement training, data analytics and demand generation support. Arrow offers solution scoping and architecture, live or virtual proof-of-concepts, solution integration and post-sales implementation assistance to solution-provider-led converged opportunities. Through the alliance with Intel, Arrow is launching a phased program called the "x86 Influencer Program" to empower solution providers to strengthen their Intel-based solutions sales business across North America. "Our channel partners are tremendously important to Intel, so we constantly look for ways to empower ...
There's no denying that technology stocks like Nvidia and Palantir were the powerhouse performers in the early days of the artificial intelligence (AI) trend. As the industry ages, however, new growth opportunities are surfacing. AI data centers are obviously among these newer opportunities. As investment management firm BlackRock specifies, investors may want to first consider the companies suppl...
There's no denying that technology stocks like Nvidia and Palantir were the powerhouse performers in the early days of the artificial intelligence (AI) trend. As the industry ages, however, new growth opportunities are surfacing. AI data centers are obviously among these newer opportunities. As investment management firm BlackRock specifies, investors may want to first consider the companies supplying much-needed electricity to these data centers. That's where the most money is apt to be made from here, largely fueled by the 30-fold increase in their power consumption that Deloitte anticipates from U.S. AI data centers between 2024 and 2035. Here's a closer look at three of the best bets from this segment of the business. Bloom Energy One of the most promising aspects of small modular nuclear reactors (or SMRs) is that they can generate electricity right where it's needed, bypassing "the grid's" transmission lines. Although the upfront costs of deploying an SMR are high, in the long run, the option could be quite economical. The only problem? It can take years to design and install a small-scale nuclear power plant. No such reactors have been deployed commercially in the U.S. yet. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence data centers need power now. Bloom Energy (BE 7.93%) offers something of a stopgap option -- though it could also serve as a permanent solution for data centers. Expand NYSE : BE Bloom Energy Today's Change ( -7.93 %) $ -13.16 Current Price $ 152.84 Key Data Points Market Cap $43B Day's Range $ 147.68 - $ 158.30 52wk Range $ 15.15 - $ 180.90 Volume 433K Avg Vol 12M Gross Margin 30.89 % Bloom Energy's bread-and-butter business is onsite electricity production using hydrogen fuel cells. At one point, this technology was prohibitively expensive and logistically complicated. But as its cost has come down and availability has gone up, Bloom is proving that its clean alternative energy solutions are viable, particularly as site-specific options. Last quarter, i...
Key Points Bloom Energy is one of the few names in the hydrogen fuel cell space that’s profitable. Constellation Energy’s restart of a nuclear power plant at Pennsylvania’s Three Mile Island is part of a much bigger trend. GE Vernova has far more future revenue already lined up than it booked for the entirety of 2025. 10 stocks we like better than Bloom Energy › There's no denying that technology ...
Key Points Bloom Energy is one of the few names in the hydrogen fuel cell space that’s profitable. Constellation Energy’s restart of a nuclear power plant at Pennsylvania’s Three Mile Island is part of a much bigger trend. GE Vernova has far more future revenue already lined up than it booked for the entirety of 2025. 10 stocks we like better than Bloom Energy › There's no denying that technology stocks like Nvidia and Palantir were the powerhouse performers in the early days of the artificial intelligence (AI) trend. As the industry ages, however, new growth opportunities are surfacing. AI data centers are obviously among these newer opportunities. As investment management firm BlackRock specifies, investors may want to first consider the companies supplying much-needed electricity to these data centers. That's where the most money is apt to be made from here, largely fueled by the 30-fold increase in their power consumption that Deloitte anticipates from U.S. AI data centers between 2024 and 2035. 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 » Here's a closer look at three of the best bets from this segment of the business. Bloom Energy One of the most promising aspects of small modular nuclear reactors (or SMRs) is that they can generate electricity right where it's needed, bypassing "the grid's" transmission lines. Although the upfront costs of deploying an SMR are high, in the long run, the option could be quite economical. The only problem? It can take years to design and install a small-scale nuclear power plant. No such reactors have been deployed commercially in the U.S. yet. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence data centers need power now. Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) offers something of a stopgap option -- though it could also serve as a permanent solution for data centers. Bloom Energy's bre...
Ali Chehade/iStock Editorial via Getty Images By Jason Vaillancourt, CFA Recent U.S. and Israeli strikes in Iran mark a significant escalation in the Middle East conflict, raising the risk of broader regional spillovers with global market consequences. For investors, the central concern is whether the conflict disrupts energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical artery for global oil and...
Ali Chehade/iStock Editorial via Getty Images By Jason Vaillancourt, CFA Recent U.S. and Israeli strikes in Iran mark a significant escalation in the Middle East conflict, raising the risk of broader regional spillovers with global market consequences. For investors, the central concern is whether the conflict disrupts energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical artery for global oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply. A sustained disruption would lift oil prices, increase inflation risks, and alter interest rate expectations. Oil has risen to around $72 a barrel as of March 2, alongside gains in gold and the U.S. dollar. While Iran may lack the capacity to enforce a prolonged full closure, even partial disruptions—via shipping delays, higher insurance costs, or attacks on regional energy infrastructure—could keep prices elevated. The conflict in the Middle East remains a fluid and rapidly evolving situation. We are closely monitoring developments and will continue to provide updates as events unfold. Key points Conflict exceeds prior containment assumptions. Recent U.S. and Israeli strikes within Iran appear oriented toward regime-level objectives rather than limited deterrence, signaling a materially different and more expansive conflict than last year. Energy supply risks drive the macroeconomic narrative. The dominant economic risk centers on potential disruption to the Strait of Hormuz, a critical maritime chokepoint along Iran’s southern coast. An extended closure could propel oil prices toward $100 per barrel and significantly raise global inflation expectations. Oil-driven inflation would complicate monetary policy. A sustained rise in energy prices would add upside pressure to inflation and interest rates, particularly in the U.S., where $100 oil could push CPI back toward 4%, undermining the recent disinflation trend. Asia faces the greatest exposure, but buffers limit near-term shock. Although OPEC spare capacity (while limited and exists on...
As sell-offs within the cryptocurrency arena continue, some investors may be wondering whether the bottom has arrived. Against this backdrop, weighing the idea of buying the dip in Bitcoin (BTC +7.27%) or XRP (XRP +4.68%) is probably top of mind for many crypto enthusiasts. Let's dig into some of the themes driving this new crypto winter and explore how smart investors are assessing the prospects ...
As sell-offs within the cryptocurrency arena continue, some investors may be wondering whether the bottom has arrived. Against this backdrop, weighing the idea of buying the dip in Bitcoin (BTC +7.27%) or XRP (XRP +4.68%) is probably top of mind for many crypto enthusiasts. Let's dig into some of the themes driving this new crypto winter and explore how smart investors are assessing the prospects of Bitcoin and XRP right now. Bitcoin is the gravitational anchor for the broader crypto landscape Similar to gold, Bitcoin is viewed by some investors as an insurance policy against fragile fiat systems during market turmoil. With a hard supply cap of 21 million bitcoins, the same scarcity mindset that fuels interest in commodities or alternative investments such as rare art favors the idea of investing in Bitcoin during a market downturn. Moreover, rising institutional investment in spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) provides the asset with more price support compared to altcoins (any crypto other than Bitcoin). For this reason, Bitcoin is often perceived as the least speculative opportunity in an otherwise highly unpredictable cryptocurrency market. Expand CRYPTO : BTC Bitcoin Today's Change ( 7.27 %) $ 4833.72 Current Price $ 71336.00 Key Data Points Market Cap $1.4T Day's Range $ 66337.00 - $ 71806.00 52wk Range $ 60255.56 - $ 126079.89 Volume 66B XRP has an interesting utility proposition, but is it scalable? While Bitcoin's value proposition is that of a store of value, XRP offers more tangible utility. XRP is a coin distributed through a financial infrastructure provider, Ripple. The appeal of Ripple's payments network is that it allows institutions to send money faster and cheaper compared to legacy settlement houses such as the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) platform. XRP enters the picture as an agnostic digital currency with optionality. One of the biggest pain points of cross-border transactions is foreign exchange fe...
Key Points Bitcoin is widely considered a store of value within the broader cryptocurrency landscape. Although it still is highly speculative, XRP could be interesting for those curious about the future of financial systems. XRP offers compelling utility, but Bitcoin's durability may prove more profitable in the long run. 10 stocks we like better than XRP › As sell-offs within the cryptocurrency a...
Key Points Bitcoin is widely considered a store of value within the broader cryptocurrency landscape. Although it still is highly speculative, XRP could be interesting for those curious about the future of financial systems. XRP offers compelling utility, but Bitcoin's durability may prove more profitable in the long run. 10 stocks we like better than XRP › As sell-offs within the cryptocurrency arena continue, some investors may be wondering whether the bottom has arrived. Against this backdrop, weighing the idea of buying the dip in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) or XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) is probably top of mind for many crypto enthusiasts. Let's dig into some of the themes driving this new crypto winter and explore how smart investors are assessing the prospects of Bitcoin and XRP right now. 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 » Bitcoin is the gravitational anchor for the broader crypto landscape Similar to gold, Bitcoin is viewed by some investors as an insurance policy against fragile fiat systems during market turmoil. With a hard supply cap of 21 million bitcoins, the same scarcity mindset that fuels interest in commodities or alternative investments such as rare art favors the idea of investing in Bitcoin during a market downturn. Moreover, rising institutional investment in spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) provides the asset with more price support compared to altcoins (any crypto other than Bitcoin). For this reason, Bitcoin is often perceived as the least speculative opportunity in an otherwise highly unpredictable cryptocurrency market. XRP has an interesting utility proposition, but is it scalable? While Bitcoin's value proposition is that of a store of value, XRP offers more tangible utility. XRP is a coin distributed through a financial infrastructure provider, Ripple. The appe...
The dollar fell the most in nearly a month after after a New York Times report said Iranian operatives had offered to discuss terms for ending the war. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index extended earlier losses, weakening as much as 0.4% before paring the move. The gauge had surged 1.4% over the previous two sessions as the spiraling Middle East conflict reignited inflationary fears and drove demand ...
The dollar fell the most in nearly a month after after a New York Times report said Iranian operatives had offered to discuss terms for ending the war. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index extended earlier losses, weakening as much as 0.4% before paring the move. The gauge had surged 1.4% over the previous two sessions as the spiraling Middle East conflict reignited inflationary fears and drove demand for haven assets. The report should be taken “with a grain of salt,” said Evelyne Gomez-Liechti , a strategist at Mizuho International Plc. given the attempt to negotiate was reportedly made a day after the attacks began, while US officials were described as being skeptical of the approach.
Udemy Inc (NASDAQ:UDMY) is among the best NASDAQ penny stocks to buy according to analysts. On February 19, Udemy Inc (NASDAQ:UDMY) announced the launch of an AI training plan in partnership with Google. This arrangement will see Udemy’s learners worldwide benefit from Google’s AI professional certification through a plan dubbed “Learn AI with Google.” This package offers the Udemy community three...
Udemy Inc (NASDAQ:UDMY) is among the best NASDAQ penny stocks to buy according to analysts. On February 19, Udemy Inc (NASDAQ:UDMY) announced the launch of an AI training plan in partnership with Google. This arrangement will see Udemy’s learners worldwide benefit from Google’s AI professional certification through a plan dubbed “Learn AI with Google.” This package offers the Udemy community three months of hands-on practice with Google AI Pro as well as the chance to earn industry-recognized credentials. According to Udemy, this plan is designed to meet the growing workplace demand for AI skills. “Nearly 70% of employee upskilling efforts across the globe focus on AI skills…Our partnership with Google represents a pivotal moment in career advancement, empowering professionals with the practical skills they need to grow in their roles,” commented Ramji Sundararajan, Udemy’s president of consumer. Udemy Inc (UDMY) Brings Google, OpenAI on Board for AI Learning Notably, the Google deal expands Udemy’s AI partnerships. On February 11, Udemy announced a deal with OpenAI to offer its course content directly within the ChatGPT interface through a dedicated app. This arrangement would allow Udemy learners to watch course videos, ask questions, and enroll into courses within ChatGPT. In other news, the FTC on February 10 granted early approval to Udemy’s pending merger with Coursera. Based in San Francisco, California, Udemy Inc (NASDAQ:UDMY) is an education technology company operating an online learning marketplace. It offers more than 250000 courses and serves over 80 million students worldwide. Udemy agreed to merge with Coursera, another online learning provider. While we acknowledge the potential of UDMY as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free r...
Fertilizer manufacturers in India are beginning to cut output after Qatari supplies of liquefied natural gas, a key feedstock, were suspended due to hostilities in the Middle East. Some manufacturers, like Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Ltd., have started reductions at certain urea plants, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified. Any prolonged disruption...
Fertilizer manufacturers in India are beginning to cut output after Qatari supplies of liquefied natural gas, a key feedstock, were suspended due to hostilities in the Middle East. Some manufacturers, like Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Ltd., have started reductions at certain urea plants, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified. Any prolonged disruption may compel companies to shut facilities, the people added, without providing details. LNG is the primary feedstock for the production of urea, serving as both an energy source and a key input in the manufacturing process of the most widely used fertilizer. India’s production cuts come as supply disruptions ripple through commodities markets, raising prices and stoking broader economic concerns. Rising prices of other raw materials used to make fertilizer, such as ammonia and sulfur, are adding to fears of higher production costs. Pakistan’s Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Ltd. has also informed customers it will be unable to supply regasified LNG to their fertilizer plants due to the Middle East conflict, according to a company notice seen by Bloomberg. The country receives most of its LNG from Qatar and the suspension takes effect from midnight Wednesday. Read More: Asian Traders Seek Sulfur Options as Hormuz Halt Cuts Supply The geopolitical situation is being continuously monitored, and there is no current shortage in gas supplies, a senior official in India’s fertilizer ministry said, without commenting on the urea cutbacks. There are enough stockpiles to meet demand for the near-term, according to Suresh Kumar Chaudhari, director general of Fertiliser Association of India. “We are very much optimistic that the war may end soon,” Chaudhari said in an interview on Tuesday. “If the war continues, it will be matter of concern for us,” he added, without elaborating. If the cuts last, India could be forced to step up costly imports ahead of peak agricultural demand during the mo...
Continental warned its forecast for higher returns may be derailed by the war with Iran, making the tiremaker one of the first big companies to alert investors to the risk of the conflict. Chief Executive Officer Christian Kötz told Bloomberg TV the conflict could impact raw material costs. (Source: Bloomberg)
Continental warned its forecast for higher returns may be derailed by the war with Iran, making the tiremaker one of the first big companies to alert investors to the risk of the conflict. Chief Executive Officer Christian Kötz told Bloomberg TV the conflict could impact raw material costs. (Source: Bloomberg)
见过程序员用 AI 写代码、做游戏、画插画,但如果告诉你,有一天,一只小狗也“参与”了编程,还真的做出了一个能玩的小游戏,会不会有点离谱? 这件事不只是玩笑。现实中,还真有这么一回事! 这个神奇案例的主角,是前 Meta 研究工程师 Caleb Leak 和他的宠物狗 Momo,以及 AI 编程工具 Claude Code。 实验中,Caleb Leak 对 Claude Code 说,接下来将会...
见过程序员用 AI 写代码、做游戏、画插画,但如果告诉你,有一天,一只小狗也“参与”了编程,还真的做出了一个能玩的小游戏,会不会有点离谱? 这件事不只是玩笑。现实中,还真有这么一回事! 这个神奇案例的主角,是前 Meta 研究工程师 Caleb Leak 和他的宠物狗 Momo,以及 AI 编程工具 Claude Code。 实验中,Caleb Leak 对 Claude Code 说,接下来将会有一位只会用神秘谜语交流的天才游戏设计师给它下指令。而这位“设计师”,正是宠物狗 Momo。 为了让实验可控,Caleb Leak 还加上了严格的安全限制,并搭建了一整套自动反馈机制,随时检查 AI 的行为和输出。结果出人意料,在一人、一狗、一工具之下,他们真的做出了一些完成度还不错、可以正常游玩的小游戏。 正如下图所示: Caleb Leak 是谁? 能产生这样稀奇古怪的想法,Caleb Leak 本身就不简单。 打开 Caleb Leak 的履历,其职业生涯也颇为精彩:他早期在 Oculus VR 负责 SDK、VR 输入和计算机视觉工作。之后离开了这家公司,短暂尝试过 VR 游戏开发,后来在 Compound Eye 做视觉算法。 之后回到 Meta,从零开始组建了一个合成数据团队,负责所有 AR/VR 相关工作,并参与了 Horizon Worlds(现已更名为 Meta Horizon)的渲染支持工作。一段时间之后,他又回到 Meta 的 Reality Labs Research 担任研究工程师,从事独立研究人员的工作。 一路走来,他几乎见证了 VR 和计算机图形的方方面面。 可惜好景不长,2026 年 1 月,Meta Reality Labs 的新一轮裁员,直接导致 Caleb Leak 的研究工程师岗位被取消,随之而来的便是他的意外失业。 也正是这段空闲时间,让他注意到了身边的灵感来源——自己的宠物狗Momo。 Momo 是一只 9 磅重的 cavapoo(骑士查理王小猎犬 × 玩具贵宾犬的混血品种),小巧聪明、性格温顺,非常适合当家庭宠物。 谁也没想到,这只小狗,会成为本次“氛围编程”的一个核心主角。 灵感来源:一次意外的“键盘乱敲” 这次实验的起点,其实是一场意外。 去年十二月,Caleb Leak 正在用 Godot(一款游戏引擎)做一个小游戏原型,...
When US President Donald Trump returned to the White House last year, some Russian hardliners were cautiously optimistic, hoping his unpredictability and transactional nature might benefit Moscow on Ukraine. But his attack on Iran means many now see him as a growing threat to Russia itself and are questioning if Trump is the pragmatic, potentially pro-Moscow strongman ready to deal in realpoliti...
When US President Donald Trump returned to the White House last year, some Russian hardliners were cautiously optimistic, hoping his unpredictability and transactional nature might benefit Moscow on Ukraine. But his attack on Iran means many now see him as a growing threat to Russia itself and are questioning if Trump is the pragmatic, potentially pro-Moscow strongman ready to deal in realpolitik that they thought he was. Some hawks are publicly demanding that Moscow abandon US-brokered peace talks with Ukraine and double down on fighting there instead, arguing that the US-Iran nuclear talks which preceded the US-Israeli air war were a cynical ploy which showed Washington cannot be trusted. Advertisement “The unprincipled United States is a threat to the entire world,” said nationalist tycoon Konstantin Malofeyev, who is married to a top Kremlin official. “This is the United States we are trying to negotiate with regarding Ukraine. Yes, it wants a weak Europe. But it also wants a weak Russia.” Boris Rozhin, an influential war blogger who goes by the moniker, “Colonel Cassad” and has nearly 800,000 followers on the Telegram app, said Trump was a monster, driven mad by impunity. Advertisement “To seriously count on any agreements or deals with it (the monster) is either foolishness or treason,” opined Rozhin.
MDoculus/iStock Editorial via Getty Images A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's effort to end New York City's congestion pricing program was unlawful, in a win for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy had terminated the approval for New York City's congestion pricing program in February 2025, as promised by President Donald Trump during hi...
MDoculus/iStock Editorial via Getty Images A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's effort to end New York City's congestion pricing program was unlawful, in a win for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy had terminated the approval for New York City's congestion pricing program in February 2025, as promised by President Donald Trump during his election campaign. Duffy's actions to rescind approval for the program "were arbitrary and capricious, an abuse of discretion, and not in accordance with law," U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman wrote in a 149-page opinion . The congestion pricing program, the first of its kind in the U.S., launched in January 2025 and charges most drivers $9 during peak hours to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street. "In its first year, congestion pricing has yielded huge benefits: reduced gridlock, faster trips, safer streets, and cleaner air, all while unlocking critical funding for mass transit upgrades," said New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. "Congestion pricing is legal, it works, and it is here to stay." A spokesperson for the Transportation Department said the agency disagreed with the court's ruling and is reviewing legal options, including a possible appeal. "Once again, working-class Americans are being sidelined under Gov. Kathy Hochul's policies, which impose a massive tax on every New Yorker," the spokesperson added. Related news NYC congestion pricing shows measurable traffic, safety gains S&P lifts New York transit system's bond rating on congestion pricing success NYC congestion pricing: Trump pulls approval, state leaders vow to fight back NYC is first U.S. city to charge congestion toll, but Trump could end program
A quick glance is all you need to see that NuScale's (SMR 3.95%) stock is hobbling into 2026. Currently trading near its 52-week low, the stock is down more than 75% from its October 2025 high. Expand NYSE : SMR NuScale Power Today's Change ( -3.95 %) $ -0.52 Current Price $ 12.54 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.5B Day's Range $ 11.74 - $ 12.84 52wk Range $ 11.08 - $ 57.42 Volume 953K Avg Vol 27M Gr...
A quick glance is all you need to see that NuScale's (SMR 3.95%) stock is hobbling into 2026. Currently trading near its 52-week low, the stock is down more than 75% from its October 2025 high. Expand NYSE : SMR NuScale Power Today's Change ( -3.95 %) $ -0.52 Current Price $ 12.54 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.5B Day's Range $ 11.74 - $ 12.84 52wk Range $ 11.08 - $ 57.42 Volume 953K Avg Vol 27M Gross Margin 33.84 % Nuclear stocks have generally done well in recent months, but NuScale tells a different story. Are these long-term warning signs or just short-term noise? Is NuScale actually the smartest investment you can make today? Let's explore what's happening with the small modular reactor manufacturer. A first-mover's long journey to market NuScale reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on Feb. 26, and there's a lot to decipher beyond just the numbers. First, NuScale absolutely still has a first-mover advantage. It's the only company with a small modular reactor (SMR) design approved by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). This advantage is no small feat, as approval can take multiple years. There's also the fact that big tech is driving an immense increase in energy demand. There's an unprecedented need for reliable, cleaner energy, and SMRs are designed to meet that challenge. NuScale has also partnered with ENTRA1 to develop SMR power plants. All in all, there seems to be tremendous upside potential for NuScale if they can actually deliver on time and with few setbacks. I'd be remiss not to mention there's quite a bit of controversy surrounding the ENTRA1 partnership. There are class-action lawsuits against NuScale, alleging it overstated ENTRA1's capabilities to investors. These are only allegations at this point, but they should raise some concern. The numbers behind NuScale tell a humbling, and sometimes nerve-wracking, story. NuScale is deeply unprofitable and still at least a couple of years from deploying its technology. Investors not only...
Key Points NuScale's stock is down more than 75% from its October 2025 high. The company SMR design has approval from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Its liquidity grew to $1.3 billion in 2025, providing NuScale with sufficient runway. 10 stocks we like better than NuScale Power › A quick glance is all you need to see that NuScale's (NYSE: SMR) stock is hobbling into 2026. Currently trading nea...
Key Points NuScale's stock is down more than 75% from its October 2025 high. The company SMR design has approval from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Its liquidity grew to $1.3 billion in 2025, providing NuScale with sufficient runway. 10 stocks we like better than NuScale Power › A quick glance is all you need to see that NuScale's (NYSE: SMR) stock is hobbling into 2026. Currently trading near its 52-week low, the stock is down more than 75% from its October 2025 high. Nuclear stocks have generally done well in recent months, but NuScale tells a different story. Are these long-term warning signs or just short-term noise? Is NuScale actually the smartest investment you can make today? 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 » Let's explore what's happening with the small modular reactor manufacturer. A first-mover's long journey to market NuScale reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on Feb. 26, and there's a lot to decipher beyond just the numbers. First, NuScale absolutely still has a first-mover advantage. It's the only company with a small modular reactor (SMR) design approved by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). This advantage is no small feat, as approval can take multiple years. There's also the fact that big tech is driving an immense increase in energy demand. There's an unprecedented need for reliable, cleaner energy, and SMRs are designed to meet that challenge. NuScale has also partnered with ENTRA1 to develop SMR power plants. All in all, there seems to be tremendous upside potential for NuScale if they can actually deliver on time and with few setbacks. I'd be remiss not to mention there's quite a bit of controversy surrounding the ENTRA1 partnership. There are class-action lawsuits against NuScale, alleging it overstated ENTRA1's capabilities to investo...