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Applied Materials showcased its strategic focus at the Cantor Fitzgerald Conference, balancing record earnings with industry challenges. The company reported strong revenue and a 48.9% gross margin, ...

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In this article, we are going to take a look at where Applied Materials, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMAT) stands against other tech stocks with high upside potential. As per Forrester Research, Inc., despite ...

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I believe Applied Materials is currently a hold for most investors as the technicals are bearish, and the fundamentals are neutral, but the company continues to benefit from AI tailwinds.

Applied Digital stock saw a big sell-off in the lead-up to Nvidia's Q4 report on Wednesday. Investors are also worried about recent reports that Microsoft is cutting back on data center expansions ...

Applied Materials' AMAT January-quarter sales rose 7% year over year and 2% sequentially to $7.17 billion. April-quarter guidance implies a slight sequential sales decline at the midpoint ...

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Researchers have engineered groups of robots that behave as smart materials with tunable shape and strength, mimicking living systems. "We've figured out a way for robots to behave more like a ...