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Apple
Signals

Apple Delivers, But Faces Headwinds in AI

Apple topped expectations in Q2 FY25, buoyed by resilient iPhone sales and a stabilizing China business. But beneath the headline beat, the tech giant faces mounting challenges—from delayed AI rollouts to regulatory pressure on its high-margin services business. Why This Stands Out Apple posted revenue of $95.36Bn (+5% YoY) beating estimates. iPhone revenue rose 1% …

AWS
Signals

AWS Slows, But Strong Margins and AI Push Stand Out

Strong quarter, stronger signalAmazon’s Q1 2025 cloud results show AWS growing at a slower pace than expected, with 17% YoY growth to $29.27Bn, falling slightly short of analyst expectations of $29.42Bn. While this marks a third consecutive revenue miss, AWS remains a dominant player in the global cloud space. Why this stands outAWS continues to …

Qualcomm
Signals

Qualcomm signals AI-driven growth

Qualcomm posted a robust Q2 2025, with $9.5Bn in chipset revenue—driven by solid handset performance and expanding strength in automotive, IoT, and adjacencies. Strong quarter, stronger signal Qualcomm continues to grow beyond smartphones, setting a target of $22Bn in non-handset revenues by FY29. AI and ecosystem-wide innovation are the new frontiers. Why this stands out …

Meta
Signals

Meta’s AI playbook starts to deliver

Strong quarter, stronger signal: Meta delivered a standout Q1 2025—$42.3Bn in revenue (+16% YoY) and $16.6Bn in net income (+35%)—powered by monetization momentum across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Threads. Why this stands out: The numbers underscore Meta’s early success in turning AI into real business impact. The company raised its 2025 capex guidance to $64B–$72B, …

Trump Tariffs
Press

US exemption on electronics: India has clear tariff edge over China

Industry leaders and experts on Sunday welcomed the Donald Trump administration’s decision to exempt smartphones, computers and other electronics imported to the country from reciprocal tariffs — a move which has given India a definitive edge over China. “The US tariff exclusions provide much-needed relief for the global technology sector, easing pressure across consumer electronics, …

Lisa Su and Pat Gelsinger
Viewpoints

Intel and AMD Join Forces: Can x86 Survive ARM’s Growing Dominance?

The formation of the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group by Intel and AMD marks a pivotal shift in the semiconductor industry. This collaboration underscores the rising competition from ARM architecture, particularly in datacenters and PCs, where ARM’s influence has been growing. The partnership is strategically aimed at preserving x86’s dominance in key markets such as automotive, …