WS #15972

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Despite a broad sell-off in AI stocks, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirmed that the company is receiving new chip orders almost daily, indicating that enterprise demand remains robust. Meta's release of the Muse Spark open-weight model and ByteDance's reported talks with MediaTek for custom AI chips further underscore the continued capital expenditure cycle in AI infrastructure. This fundamental strength contrasts with the macro-driven selling pressure, suggesting a potential rotation rather than a structural demand collapse. CrowdStrike Holdings saw its price target raised to $295 by Citigroup, reflecting confidence in the cybersecurity sector's resilience. In contrast, SanDisk's stock fell on AI-related fears, despite a $93.9 billion minimum contract book, highlighting the market's sensitivity to short-term volatility. Additionally, private credit fundraising hit record levels, indicating strong institutional demand for alternative credit strategies.

AI Infrastructure Demand

Despite a broad sell-off in AI stocks, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirmed that the company is receiving new chip orders almost daily, indicating that enterprise demand remains robust. Meta's release of the Muse Spark open-weight model and ByteDance's reported talks with MediaTek for custom AI chips further underscore the continued capital expenditure cycle in AI infrastructure. This fundamental strength contrasts with the macro-driven selling pressure, suggesting a potential rotation rather than a structural demand collapse.

CrowdStrike Holdings saw its price target raised to $295 by Citigroup, reflecting confidence in the cybersecurity sector's resilience. In contrast, SanDisk's stock fell on AI-related fears, despite a $93.9 billion minimum contract book, highlighting the market's sensitivity to short-term volatility. Additionally, private credit fundraising hit record levels, indicating strong institutional demand for alternative credit strategies.

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