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29.10.26 - 10:42
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ADATA posts record 2026 profit as AI demand intensifies memory supply pressure (Digitimes)
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ADATA Technology reported record results for the third quarter and first nine months of 2026, driven by strong demand for memory and storage products as global artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure expanded. Net income attributable to shareholders reached NT$12.61 billion (US$388.6 million) in the third quarter, up 616.4% year-over-year, while earnings per share (EPS) rose to NT$38.69. For the first nine months, EPS reached NT$101.47, and net income exceeded ADATA's combined profit over its previous 25 years....
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29.10.26 - 10:42
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Qisda′s commercial drones enter production as physical AI expands its growth strategy (Digitimes)
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Qisda President Cally Ko said future infrastructure supporting autonomous physical AI would evolve beyond simply providing connectivity and power to also deliver sensing, computing, and autonomous dispatching capabilities. She also disclosed that the company's commercial drones had already secured orders and entered production, while its quadruped robots were expected to be unveiled publicly in early 2027....
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29.10.26 - 09:24
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What Wall Street Really Thinks About the AI Trade Now (Bloomberg)
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It has been a big week for the AI trade — we've seen wobbles in the market, many of them in response to headlines like the Anthropic S-1 and earnings from the hyperscalers (Oracle, Microsoft, etc.). So what does Wall Street make of all the news, and how are they processing an increasing sense that the laws of the economy barely apply to AI? Today, we speak with Alexander 'Alty' Altmann, global head of equities tactical strategies at Barclays, and he helps us make sense of how Wall Street really feels about the AI trade right now. We also talk about the KOSPI-fication of the S&P 500, if there are any historical precedents for the capex going into the AI buildout, and if AI is really immune to interest rates. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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