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🛰️ Planet Labs falls after big earnings beat, market eyes $1.5 billion issue

Planet Labs shares are under pressure after falling 25.98% to $32.22 on Friday.

Investors sold the stock despite a strong quarterly report, focusing instead on concerns surrounding a potential $1.5 billion equity program that could lead to new share issuance and dilution.

Trading volume topped 40 million shares, significantly above normal levels.

The stock has dropped sharply in recent sessions, closing at $32.22 on Friday compared with $51.14 on May 29, as investors reassess the impact of potential future fundraising. TechStock² reports.


🖥️ Super Micro stock just got hit hard — Monday's AI trade test is next

Super Micro Computer heads into the new week under pressure after its shares fell 11.22% to $41.64 on Friday and slipped further to $40.7075 in after-hours trading.

Trading volume reached 49.3 million shares as investors pulled back from one of the market's most closely watched AI infrastructure stocks.

The move is notable because Super Micro has become a key beneficiary of AI-related spending, supplying the server systems and rack infrastructure needed to power data centers and AI workloads.

With regular trading closed over the weekend, investors will be watching Monday's session closely to see whether demand for AI infrastructure names remains strong following the sharp selloff. TechStock² reports.


☁️ Why is Nebius stock gaining Monday?

Nebius Group shares rose in premarket trading Monday, recovering some of last week's losses as investor appetite returned to AI and high-growth technology stocks.

The stock gained about 2% before the opening bell.

The move came alongside broader strength in technology shares, with Nasdaq futures rising 0.82% and S&P 500 futures adding 0.40%.

Improving market sentiment and renewed interest in AI-related companies helped support the rebound in Nebius shares after recent weakness. Benzinga reports.


🌐 Why Marvell Technology shares are trading higher by 7%

Shares of Marvell Technology rose sharply in pre-market trading after the company secured a place in the S&P 500 index.

S&P Dow Jones Indices announced that Marvell will join the benchmark index before markets open on June 22, replacing Pool Corp.

Marvell Technology shares jumped 7.1% to $282.09 in pre-market trading. Benzinga reports.


💾 Samsung chip chief says he discussed next-generation foundry cooperation with Nvidia CEO

Samsung Electronics co-CEO and chip division head Jun Young-hyun said he met with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in Seoul to discuss cooperation on next-generation foundry technologies.

According to Jun, Samsung and Nvidia are currently collaborating on autonomous driving chips and Groq AI accelerator chips.

The two companies also discussed potential cooperation on future generations of semiconductor products.

Jun added that discussions covered long-term collaboration opportunities, including next-generation high-bandwidth memory technologies such as HBM4E and HBM5. Yahoo Finance reports.

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