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Nvidia shares reached a new all-time high, pushing the company's market capitalization toward the $6 trillion mark. This rally was driven by strong artificial intelligence demand and positive financial results from key supplier Foxconn, which reported soaring revenue. The move ended a seven-week sideways trading trend and lifted the Nasdaq-100 to record levels, despite narrow broader market participation.
Nvidia is approaching a $6 trillion market capitalization, with options traders assigning a 67% probability of reaching that milestone by mid-December. While the immediate focus is on breaking the $6 trillion barrier, some analysts project the chipmaker could reach a $10 trillion valuation by the end of 2028. The recent rally, which ended a seven-week sideways trend, was driven by strong artificial intelligence demand and positive financial results from key supplier Foxconn. Nvidia now accounts for 13% of the Nasdaq-100 and 8% of the S&P 500, reflecting its dominant position in the AI sector.
Nvidia shares hit a new record high, pushing the company's market capitalization to approximately $5.7 trillion and ending a seven-week sideways trading pattern. The rally was driven by strong artificial intelligence demand and positive financial results from key supplier Foxconn. Options markets indicate a 50% probability that Nvidia will reach a $6 trillion valuation by the end of October, with some traders seeing a 13% chance of hitting that milestone within the current week. The stock's performance has lifted the Nasdaq-100 Index to a record close, highlighting Nvidia's significant weight in major benchmarks.
Nvidia shares reached a record high, pushing its market capitalization to approximately $5.76 trillion. This rally, which ended a seven-week sideways trend, was driven by strong artificial intelligence demand and positive financial results from key supplier Foxconn. Analysts and options traders now see a high probability of Nvidia reaching a $6 trillion valuation by the end of October.
Nvidia shares reached an all-time high, pushing its market capitalization to nearly $5.7 trillion and closing in on the $6 trillion mark. The rally, which ended a seven-week sideways trend, was driven by strong AI demand and positive signals from key supplier Foxconn. Options markets suggest a 50% chance Nvidia will hit $6 trillion by month-end, while broader market indices hit records despite narrow participation.
Nvidia shares surged to a new record high, ending a seven-week trading range and pushing the company’s market value to nearly $5.7 trillion. Options markets suggest a 50% probability that the stock will cross the $6 trillion threshold by the end of October. The rally was driven by strong performance from supplier Foxconn and renewed confidence in AI demand, despite recent volatility.
Apple’s first foldable, the iPhone Duo, is facing significant production hurdles ahead of its October 23 release. Assembly yields are currently just over 60%, with suppliers estimating it will take six months to a year to reach mature levels. Apple is targeting 6 to 8 million units for 2026, a fraction of the 20 to 30 million typical for standard Pro models. While the device launches with strict quality controls, analysts debate whether its high price and hardware compromises make it a viable alternative to buying separate slab phones and tablets.
Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, is facing significant production hurdles ahead of its October 23 launch. Foxconn reports assembly yields of only 60%, with Samsung Display struggling to deliver foldable OLED panels and hinge components. While Apple aims for 6-8 million units in 2026, the complex hinge mechanism and quality standards may limit initial availability.
Ceer, Saudi Arabia’s first domestically produced automaker backed by the Public Investment Fund and Foxconn, unveils the Exobot sedan and SUV on an 800V platform with a tri‑motor setup delivering over 1,100 hp, 112 kWh packs and roughly 310–373 miles of range (NEC/NEF cycles). The cars feature falcon-wing doors, transparent lower door panels, halo cooling, and a 48-inch digital cockpit with OTA updates. The plan calls for seven models by 2030 and about 35,000 jobs by 2034, with production in King Abdullah Economic City as part of Vision 2030’s local‑factory push (Saudi Made).
Apple’s foldable iPhone Ultra is being produced at only a few hundred units per day in late August due to strict quality-control standards, with an August verification step delaying mass production and hinge/display testing slowing ramp‑up; Apple and suppliers are working around the clock to increase output ahead of a September 9 unveiling.
Apple is rumored to reveal a foldable iPhone, reportedly called the iPhone Ultra, at its September 9 event with a tentative release around September 18; the launch faces engineering hurdles like hinge durability and compact PCB design, but Foxconn is assisting production to meet anticipated demand.
A DigiTimes report says Apple’s foldable iPhone still faces production hurdles, with Foxconn leading the project from NPI through mass production but hinge and display-durability tests causing a 1–2 month delay. While Foxconn is cited as the partner most likely to hit targets, the device remains set to debut in September alongside iPhone 18 Pro, featuring a book-style design, about a 7.7–7.8-inch inner display, a 5.5-inch outer screen, roughly 4.5 mm thickness, and a starting price above $2,000.
Foxconn is reportedly making final mass-production adjustments to the iPhone Ultra, keeping launch timing unclear. The device was previously said to be in mass production, with an unveiling expected alongside the iPhone 18 Pro in September and potentially limited initial availability due to Apple’s strict quality controls for the foldable display; any delay is anticipated to be brief.
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro has entered mass production, prompting Foxconn to ramp up hiring with higher wages and bonuses to support large-scale output before a fall launch. The device is expected to shrink the Dynamic Island cutout, feature the A20 Pro chip, and introduce a camera with variable aperture, with a staggered rollout—Pro/Pro Max in September and the standard 18 arriving later. China’s brokerages remain broadly bullish on Apple’s upcoming lineup and AI-driven opportunities in the high-end market.
Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported a about-40% jump in June-quarter revenue to NT$2.51 trillion, beating forecasts around NT$2.37 trillion as AI-related server assembly with Nvidia accelerators drives demand. The company cautioned about memory-chip shortages but remains well-positioned thanks to AI infrastructure spending by major tech players and its role in Apple device assembly.