hopeful prospectors flooded the west to make their fortunes in gold. Today, technology pioneers are looking to stake their claim in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI). Price Waterhouse Cooper ...

Gold’s monster upleg over this past year or so has proven remarkable, overcoming plenty of serious challenges. Yet most investors remain oblivious, hypnotized by the AI stock bubble.

Microsoft's AI revenue surged by 175% year-over-year, reaching a $13 billion annual run rate, while gaming hardware sales dropped significantly. Despite robust overall revenue growth driven by AI ...

The surge in demand for these products has led many to refer to this trend as the "AI chip gold rush." Over the past two years, NVDA's stock price has skyrocketed, gaining over 489% (at a CAGR of ...

Additionally, market jitters over the DeepSeek AI model have pushed investors towards safe-haven assets like gold. Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst – Commodity & Currency at LKP Securities, ...

Streaming service Netflix is linked to a new generative AI project aiming to revolutionize filmmaking and animation for those ...

That is sparking a modern-day gold rush on Wall Street ... Stargate, a joint venture between Altman’s Open AI, Oracle and SoftBank, will start with a data center in Abilene, Texas, but none ...

DEMAND for Asean data centres is likely to remain resilient as Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) DeepSeek is set to disrupt the industry and increase demand for it. The region is “still in the ...

SAN FRANCISCO – Fears of upheaval in the artificial intelligence gold rush rocked ... hamstrung American AI companies without any guarantee that China would follow suit,” Sacks wrote on ...

Gold (XAU/USD) prices fell by 1.09% on Monday ... threatens the dominance of US AI companies like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA). The sharp decline in global equity markets has sparked a major sell-off ...

Fears that the AI gold rush could be under threat rocked Wall ... AI companies without any guarantee that China would follow suit” which they obviously wouldn’t, Sacks wrote on X.