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Alphabet, Nvidia, Disney, Puma and Next

Alphabet, Nvidia, Disney, Puma and Next

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The shares of the Google Eltern-Alphabet closed the session on Wednesday 7.5% in red, after reporting that the Senior Vice President of Services from Apple (AAPL), Eddy Cue, revealed that the iPhone manufacturer examined the integration of the AI ​​search into the safari browser.

Bloomberg reported that Cue revealed the plans in his certificate in Alphabet's antitrust attempt. Last year, a federal judge decided that Google had retained an illegal monopoly through its search business. During the test version it was announced that Google Apple pays $ 20 billion $ (15 billion GBP) per year to use its search engine as a standard search option in Safari.

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In addition, according to Cue reported, during his certificate, Apple decreased in Safari for the first time last month.

“Despite the solid growth in the last quarter, it is a new signal that Google's dominance could be under real pressure,” said Matt Britzman, Senior Equity Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown. “Nevertheless, the 7.5% sale feels like an overreaction for a share that already acts with a reduced several times, especially since the search revenue has not missed a blow with the rise of chatt.

“It is clear that alphabet's role as a gatekeeper of the Internet begins to fade, but it still has a great opportunity to lead to a larger AI-controlled web-not the entire cake to continue growing,” he added.

The shares to Nvidia (NVDA) rose by 3% on Wednesday and climbed a further 1.8% on Thursday in retail in front of the market after Bloomberg reported that the Trump administration is planning to lift AI chip export restrictions that were passed as part of the former president Joe Biden.

The US trade department confirmed the regulatory shift in a statement towards Reuters and Axios and said that Bidens AI rule was “excessively complex” and “excessively bureaucratic”.

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“We will replace it with a much simpler rule, unleash the American innovation and ensure the American AI dominance,” said a spokesman.

This AI diffusion rule was adopted by Biden in January and was to come into force in May, although President Trump will not enforce the directive, said unnamed sources of Bloomberg. The rule uses a graded system to limit the number of AI chips that could be exported to important US trading partners to thwart the chip smuggling to China by other countries.

The American media and entertainment giant Disney (DIS) achieved a profit injuries on Wednesday and increased its winning forecast of the year as a whole and increased by almost 11%.

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