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MAJORNVDA2h agoContract

NVIDIA signs $12B multi-year supply agreement with a top-three hyperscaler

NVIDIA disclosed a multi-year agreement to supply next-generation accelerators to a major cloud provider, with shipments beginning next quarter.

Why it matters

Contracted revenue of this size converts data-centre demand from a forecast into a commitment, and the multi-year term pushes visibility past the current cycle.

ReutersBloombergCNBC96% confidence
IMPORTANTAAPL5h agoOperations

Apple shifts a quarter of iPhone assembly out of China a year ahead of plan

Apple has moved roughly 25% of iPhone assembly to India and Vietnam, completing the shift about twelve months earlier than its stated timeline.

Why it matters

Moving production ahead of schedule reduces exposure to tariffs and single-country disruption, though the transition carries near-term margin cost.

BloombergReuters91% confidence
IMPORTANTAMD9h agoGuidance

AMD raises full-year data-centre revenue guidance on stronger AI orders

AMD lifted its full-year data-centre outlook, citing order volume ahead of internal expectations for its latest accelerator line.

Why it matters

A guidance raise is management committing to numbers publicly, which carries more weight than analyst estimates moving in the same direction.

CNBC88% confidence

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