Previous close | 20.31 |
Open | 20.99 |
Bid | 21.85 |
Ask | 22.10 |
Strike | 425.00 |
Expiry date | 2024-08-16 |
Day's range | 20.99 - 21.66 |
Contract range | N/A |
Volume | |
Open interest | 3.52k |
Carbon removal technologies are becoming increasingly important for companies, particularly for tech giants locked in a fierce battle to become the leader in artificial intelligence.
TAIPEI -Arm Holdings aims to gain more than 50% of the Windows PC market in five years, the chip designer's CEO said, as Microsoft and its hardware partners prepare to launch a new batch of computers based on the British firm's technology. Arm's U.S.-listed shares climbed 2.6% in pre-market trade on Monday. Demand for use of Arm's technology in personal computers got a boost after Microsoft unveiled ambitious plans last month to launch a new breed of PCs with artificial intelligence features to compete with Alphabet and Apple.
Nvidia's market cap soared to $2.69 trillion at the end of May, marking a nearly 25% increase during the month, as the announcement of its stock split further boosted investor enthusiasm. Microsoft maintained its position as the leading global company by market cap, rising 6.6% to $3.08 trillion in May, with shares touching record highs driven by expectations that AI will significantly boost profit growth for Microsoft and its major competitors.