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Investors reduced their checks in the largest private round in history: instead of $30B, OpenAI expects to raise $20B, and the company's target valuation was lowered from $1.4T to $1.25T. Caution about artificial intelligence has moved from the exchange to the private market.
Third-quarter results are due after the US session close, with the management call at 01:00 MSK. The stock headed into the report already battered: on Monday it closed at $466.84, down 7.52% and near the day's low.
Nvidia (the world's largest manufacturer of artificial intelligence chips) has recommended that cloud business clients sell at least 51% of services to non-Chinese companies. Financial Times reported this on the morning of November 3.
Revenue for the September quarter was $114.5 billion (+12% year over year), earnings of $2.10 per share, both figures above consensus. After the close, the stock fell about 1%, to $335.
On November 2, reports emerged that Meta (the company is recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation, and its activities are banned) is again preparing a bond offering to finance capital expenditures on artificial intelligence. The parameters of the issue - amount, term, yield - have not yet been disclosed.
Oracle (an American software giant, one of the heavyweight stocks in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100) filed documents to offer new shares and bonds worth $20 billion - the money will go toward building AI infrastructure. The stock responded with a drop of about 5%.
Chipmaker Marvell Technology (ticker MRVL) has agreed to buy Lumentum (ticker LITE), a manufacturer of optical components for data centers. The deal is worth $115 billion and is settled in stock rather than cash.
On Friday, October 30, AMD shares closed at $504.80 versus $566.42 the day before. There was no company-specific news: the sector was dragged down by Intel's forecast, while AMD's own report is due on November 3.
Intel said the global personal computer market will shrink by about 12% in 2026 and another 10% in 2027. On Friday, October 30, the entire semiconductor sector and computer makers were sold off.
In its 10-Q report (a mandatory quarterly report public companies file with the SEC, the US market regulator), Microsoft for the first time named the exact amount of money OpenAI brings in: $10.0B for the quarter ended September 30, 2026. That is about 11% of the company's total quarterly revenue.
Alphabet (Google's parent company) reported for Q3 on the evening of October 28 at 23:00 Moscow time and lost 10% in the evening session. It wasn't revenue that let it down, but profit and cash: free cash flow went negative for the second quarter in a row.
Meta publishes its third-quarter report today, October 21. The market is looking not so much at profit as at capital expenditures (money for data centers, servers and AI chips): the company's annual guidance is $130-145 billion, and sentiment across the entire technology sector depends on it.
On Tuesday and Wednesday after the US market close, quarterly reports from Tesla, Meta, Netflix and SpaceX are released. Nasdaq values just the first three at a combined $3.6 trillion - the reaction in their shares drags the entire tech sector along with it.
