Investing.com -- Nvidia Corp.’s strategic expansion into "physical AI" is driving a significant rally among its Asian partners as the region becomes increasingly integral to the chip giant’s production ecosystem, according to a report from Bloomberg.
Investing.com -- Nvidia Corp.’s strategic expansion into "physical AI" is driving a significant rally among its Asian partners as the region becomes increasingly integral to the chip giant’s production ecosystem, according to a report from Bloomberg.
Technology firms are increasingly gravitating towards premium office space in Shenzhen’s core business districts, offering a degree of support to the city’s office market. However, vacancies are expected to remain elevated in the near term as a wave of new supply continues to outpace demand, analysts said. The city’s technology sector – spanning artificial intelligence, consumer electronics and ro...
Technology firms are increasingly gravitating towards premium office space in Shenzhen’s core business districts, offering a degree of support to the city’s office market. However, vacancies are expected to remain elevated in the near term as a wave of new supply continues to outpace demand, analysts said. The city’s technology sector – spanning artificial intelligence, consumer electronics and robotics – remained a key driver of leasing activity, particularly in western submarkets such as...
The eight-year-old son of Guangzhou businessman Terry Fang recently arrived at a blunt conclusion: Chinese tech is “cool”. The boy’s impression was formed not in the classroom, or even online, but through repeated exposure to real-world industrial settings. Earlier this year, Fang took his children to a local low-altitude aviation company, where they watched electric vertical take-off and landing ...
The eight-year-old son of Guangzhou businessman Terry Fang recently arrived at a blunt conclusion: Chinese tech is “cool”. The boy’s impression was formed not in the classroom, or even online, but through repeated exposure to real-world industrial settings. Earlier this year, Fang took his children to a local low-altitude aviation company, where they watched electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft navigate and avoid obstacles in real time. For China’s urban middle class, hi-tech...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction & Investment Thesis Palantir’s (NASDAQ: PLTR ) stock is due for a significant rerating higher. While the software narrative remains "noisy," the inference narrative is not. We saw this play out in the latest hyperscaler earnings, where capex showed no signs of slowdown, while their respective cloud businesses are accelerating with improved ma...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction & Investment Thesis Palantir’s (NASDAQ: PLTR ) stock is due for a significant rerating higher. While the software narrative remains "noisy," the inference narrative is not. We saw this play out in the latest hyperscaler earnings, where capex showed no signs of slowdown, while their respective cloud businesses are accelerating with improved margins. While I have often compared the positioning of Palantir’s AIP (Artificial Intelligence Platform) in the inference phase to Nvidia’s (NASDAQ: NVDA ) CUDA in the training phase of the AI buildout, the stock remains out of favor in 2026 so far. On one hand, Palantir’s stock has suffered as it is being mistakenly clubbed together with generic SaaS in the “AI Eating SaaS” narrative. On the other hand, investors have simply favored companies that sit at the “bottleneck” of the AI ecosystem, like the ones in manufacturing, memory, optics, and networking, and now CPUs that are the direct beneficiaries of hyperscalers' capex. Yet, despite Palantir’s forward valuation multiple contract, the company continued to deliver its 10th consecutive quarter of revenue acceleration, with no signs of a slowdown ahead. Not only that, Palantir also boasts a Net Retention Rate of 139% and Rule of 40 score of 127%, which is unmatched by any other Enterprise SaaS player. The company is slated to report its Q1 FY26 earnings on 05/04, where revenue is expected to accelerate for the 11th straight quarter. As an existing investor, I continue to remain invested at current levels and will reiterate my “buy” rating ahead of earnings. A Quick Recap of Palantir’s Q4 FY25 When Palantir reported its Q4 FY25 earnings , the company marked its revenue acceleration for the 10th consecutive quarter, growing 70% YoY to $1.4B. For the full year FY25, Palantir’s revenues grew 56.8% YoY, up from 28.79% in the previous year, with management expecting yet another year of revenue acceleration in FY26, growing 61% fo...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction & Investment Thesis Palantir’s (NASDAQ: PLTR ) stock is due for a significant rerating higher. While the software narrative remains "noisy," the inference narrative is not. We saw this play out in the latest hyperscaler earnings, where capex showed no signs of slowdown, while their respective cloud businesses are accelerating with improved ma...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Introduction & Investment Thesis Palantir’s (NASDAQ: PLTR ) stock is due for a significant rerating higher. While the software narrative remains "noisy," the inference narrative is not. We saw this play out in the latest hyperscaler earnings, where capex showed no signs of slowdown, while their respective cloud businesses are accelerating with improved margins. While I have often compared the positioning of Palantir’s AIP (Artificial Intelligence Platform) in the inference phase to Nvidia’s (NASDAQ: NVDA ) CUDA in the training phase of the AI buildout, the stock remains out of favor in 2026 so far. On one hand, Palantir’s stock has suffered as it is being mistakenly clubbed together with generic SaaS in the “AI Eating SaaS” narrative. On the other hand, investors have simply favored companies that sit at the “bottleneck” of the AI ecosystem, like the ones in manufacturing, memory, optics, and networking, and now CPUs that are the direct beneficiaries of hyperscalers' capex. Yet, despite Palantir’s forward valuation multiple contract, the company continued to deliver its 10th consecutive quarter of revenue acceleration, with no signs of a slowdown ahead. Not only that, Palantir also boasts a Net Retention Rate of 139% and Rule of 40 score of 127%, which is unmatched by any other Enterprise SaaS player. The company is slated to report its Q1 FY26 earnings on 05/04, where revenue is expected to accelerate for the 11th straight quarter. As an existing investor, I continue to remain invested at current levels and will reiterate my “buy” rating ahead of earnings. A Quick Recap of Palantir’s Q4 FY25 When Palantir reported its Q4 FY25 earnings , the company marked its revenue acceleration for the 10th consecutive quarter, growing 70% YoY to $1.4B. For the full year FY25, Palantir’s revenues grew 56.8% YoY, up from 28.79% in the previous year, with management expecting yet another year of revenue acceleration in FY26, growing 61% fo...
Malaysia’s anti-graft agency said it has summoned former economy minister Rafizi Ramli for questioning following a probe into a deal involving Arm Holdings Plc . The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission said it will record Rafizi’s statement at its office in the administrative capital of Putrajaya on Monday. The investigation relates to allegations of abuse of power and irregularities centered aro...
Malaysia’s anti-graft agency said it has summoned former economy minister Rafizi Ramli for questioning following a probe into a deal involving Arm Holdings Plc . The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission said it will record Rafizi’s statement at its office in the administrative capital of Putrajaya on Monday. The investigation relates to allegations of abuse of power and irregularities centered around 1.1 billion ringgit ($277 million) of semiconductor investments involving the economy ministry and Arm, the agency said in a statement late Saturday. The MACC has recorded 22 statements from individuals including ministers and senior officials of several government agencies since the probe began in February 2025, it said. Malaysia inked a pact in March last year to pay the UK firm about $250 million over a period of ten years for a slew of semiconductor-related licenses and knowhow. The government had signed the deal with Arm to help catapult the nation beyond chip assembly and into more valuable semiconductor production. Rafizi has grown to become a major critic of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in recent months after quitting the cabinet in mid-2025. He participated in a rally held in Kuala Lumpur last month, where protesters reiterated calls for the establishment of a Royal Commission of Inquiry to look into allegations involving outgoing anti-graft chief Azam Baki .