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Big Tech escapes tariffs’ impact for now, but investors are wary — and should be
- Investors are relieved that Trump's tariffs haven't impacted tech company earnings, with Alphabet, SAP, ServiceNow, and most chipmakers managing to avoid the effects.
- Concerns arise as IBM's stock drops due to exposure to tariff cuts, Intel struggles with layoffs and disappointing guidance under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan.
- Artificial intelligence adoption by enterprises is progressing slowly due to challenges in data foundations, governance, and software development tools.
- Startups are offering solutions to facilitate AI adoption as big tech faces regulatory challenges and struggles with metaverse initiatives.
- Upcoming earnings reports from major tech companies like Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Alphabet, along with developments in AI technologies and services are anticipated.
- Cybersecurity sector sees significant funding and new services, with firms like Chainguard raising $356 million and AI tools company Check Point introducing new services.
- Various AI-related initiatives and advancements are announced by companies like Datadog, Supabase, Adobe, and Microsoft, signaling ongoing innovation in the sector.
- Tech earnings remain robust, with companies like Alphabet, IBM, and ServiceNow beating forecasts, while challenges like trade wars impact Intel's stock.
- Policy developments include FTC suing Uber, concerns over DOGE impact, and criticism of Palantir's contract with ICE.
- In cybersecurity, developments focus on enhancing threat detection, cloud security, and AI-powered solutions to address cyber risks facing enterprises.
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