According to a new report from Tom's Hardware, Nvidia shipped 95% of all gaming GPUs in 2025, while AMD's share fell from 8% to a record low of 5%. A total of 44.28 million video cards were sold, with the vast majority accounted for by the "green team." Gamers continue to prefer Nvidia due to more advanced software features, support, and technologies, including better ray tracing and upscaling. De...
According to a new report from Tom's Hardware, Nvidia shipped 95% of all gaming GPUs in 2025, while AMD's share fell from 8% to a record low of 5%. A total of 44.28 million video cards were sold, with the vast majority accounted for by the "green team." Gamers continue to prefer Nvidia due to more advanced software features, support, and technologies, including better ray tracing and upscaling. Despite AMD's success with the Radeon 9000 series and more affordable budget options, it has not been possible to overtake the competitor. Experts note that AMD is not yet able to compete with Nvidia on key parameters. The company maintains its leadership in the APU market, but to regain market share, it will have to improve software and support.
The Trade Desk (TTD 1.75%) didn't just report fourth-quarter 2025 earnings. It signaled a shift. For years, the company operated like a precision growth machine. Revenue consistently beat expectations. Margins expanded, and customer retention stayed above 95%. But 2025 changed the tone. Competition intensified. Execution wobbled. And during its Q4 earnings call, management made something clear: Th...
The Trade Desk (TTD 1.75%) didn't just report fourth-quarter 2025 earnings. It signaled a shift. For years, the company operated like a precision growth machine. Revenue consistently beat expectations. Margins expanded, and customer retention stayed above 95%. But 2025 changed the tone. Competition intensified. Execution wobbled. And during its Q4 earnings call, management made something clear: The Trade Desk is evolving. The question heading into 2026 isn't whether the company is still strong. It is. The real question is whether this reinvention strengthens its moat or simply reflects a tougher operating environment. From flawless execution to operational reset The Trade Desk delivered a record year in 2025, with revenue almost reaching the $3 billion milestone. That milestone matters since companies behave differently at scale. On the Q4 call, CEO Jeff Green acknowledged the need to simplify workflows, upgrade go-to-market structures, and streamline client interactions. The company expanded its "Deal Desk" capabilities to help advertisers better manage supply agreements. It invested in improving user experience, billing systems, and reporting clarity. Those aren't cosmetic upgrades. They signal a company transitioning from fast growth to a scaled platform. For investors, that transition cuts both ways. Scale brings durability and leverage. But it also introduces complexity. The question becomes whether The Trade Desk can retain its agility while operating as a multibillion-dollar enterprise. Expand NASDAQ : TTD The Trade Desk Today's Change ( -1.75 %) $ -0.52 Current Price $ 29.27 Key Data Points Market Cap $14B Day's Range $ 28.04 - $ 29.47 52wk Range $ 21.08 - $ 91.45 Volume 1.4M Avg Vol 17M Gross Margin 78.63 % Kokai is no longer a beta experiment Perhaps the biggest takeaway from 2025: Kokai, the company's AI-enabled platform, is now the core engine. Management stated that nearly all clients are running campaigns through Kokai. That shifts the narrative. The d...
Key Points The Trade Desk is evolving from a high-growth challenger to a scaled platform company. Kokai has moved from experiment to foundation. The open-internet strategy remains powerful, but competition is intensifying. 10 stocks we like better than The Trade Desk › The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD) didn't just report fourth-quarter 2025 earnings. It signaled a shift. For years, the company operated...
Key Points The Trade Desk is evolving from a high-growth challenger to a scaled platform company. Kokai has moved from experiment to foundation. The open-internet strategy remains powerful, but competition is intensifying. 10 stocks we like better than The Trade Desk › The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD) didn't just report fourth-quarter 2025 earnings. It signaled a shift. For years, the company operated like a precision growth machine. Revenue consistently beat expectations. Margins expanded, and customer retention stayed above 95%. 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 » But 2025 changed the tone. Competition intensified. Execution wobbled. And during its Q4earnings call management made something clear: The Trade Desk is evolving. The question heading into 2026 isn't whether the company is still strong. It is. The real question is whether this reinvention strengthens its moat or simply reflects a tougher operating environment. From flawless execution to operational reset The Trade Desk delivered a record year in 2025, with revenue almost reaching the $3 billion milestone. That milestone matters since companies behave differently at scale. On the Q4 call, CEO Jeff Green acknowledged the need to simplify workflows, upgrade go-to-market structures, and streamline client interactions. The company expanded its "Deal Desk" capabilities to help advertisers better manage supply agreements. It invested in improving user experience, billing systems, and reporting clarity. Those aren't cosmetic upgrades. They signal a company transitioning from fast growth to a scaled platform. For investors, that transition cuts both ways. Scale brings durability and leverage. But it also introduces complexity. The question becomes whether The Trade Desk can retain its agility while operating as a multibillion-dollar ent...
Erica Downs, Senior Research Scholar at Columbia University SIPA's Center on Global Energy Policy, explains the impact of the latest energy price volatility on the world's largest oil and LNG importer. She speaks on Bloomberg's The China Show. (Source: Bloomberg)
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