Meta Platforms, Inc. - Class A Common Stock (META)

SpaceX and Nvidia occupy two very different layers of the artificial intelligence (AI) value chain.

Meta unveils the Meta Enterprise Platform and Muse for Small Business, new AI tools aimed at businesses, as it hires former MongoDB CEO CJ Desai to lead the effort.

Advances in AI agents spurred optimism for CPU stocks.

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Constellation Energy shares surged after Alphabet's Google signed 20-year and 15-year power deals totaling 3,590 megawatts, tied to reactor uprates rather than new plants.

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Meta, Dell, and Okta led September's analyst upgrades as tech topped the S&P 500 sectors, with new price targets pointing to further upside for all three stocks.

Amazon, CoreWeave, and Equinix will all profit from the AI boom.

Nvidia stock has risen nearly tenfold since the start of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution.

Shares in both companies have considerably outpaced the overall market in the last decade.

Vistra Corp anticipates $4.2 billion in federal funding to boost nuclear capacity at three plants, while 20-year power deals with Meta and New Era Energy underpin its AI-driven growth despite high debt.

Arista Networks is the central nervous system for many AI data centers.

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Amazon signed a multi-year, $1 billion-plus deal with Synopsys to advance its custom chip strategy, aiming to cut NVIDIA reliance and improve AWS economics as shares attempt to stabilize.

NVIDIA, MongoDB, and Talen Energy announced major buyback expansions, totaling $235 billion, $1.35 billion, and $3.0 billion respectively, signaling confidence amid differing 2026 stock performance.

The AI infrastructure boom is getting so big that the industry's biggest challenge is increasingly becoming physical scarcity.

Shareholders have their sights on the business hitting a $2 trillion market cap.

The tech sector can continue outperforming the S&P 500 over the long term.

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