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Palantir Q1 22 – Knock knock!

Getting close to interesting territory. Palantir joins the list of companies that report a slight miss that causes a big sell-off in the shares that has another high-flying technology stock...

Amazon – The knife.

All change at games? There has been chatter for some time that Amazon’s new CEO will put his stamp upon the company by cutting back on some of its stranger...

4YFN 2022 – Treasure hunt.

Diamonds in the rough? Part of the MWC trade show is the 4YFN (four years from now) section where all the start-ups are to be found, most of whom have...

Alphabet Q4 21 – Plain sailing.

Alphabet on track for a good 2022 Alphabet reported very solid results as seasonality augmented the secular shift to digital advertising and the potential headwinds caused by Apple privacy issues...

Tech Newsround – MSFT FQ2 / Arm & Nvidia / Meta

Microsoft FQ2 2022 – skittish investors. Microsoft’s results demonstrated just how edgy the market is with the numbers causing the shares to fall 5% followed by reassuring comments on the...

Google Deep Mind – Inching forward

Deep Mind chips away at the big challenges. Deep Mind has released new research on language models which is an attempt to address 2 of the big problems with deep...

Apple FQ4 21 and Amazon Q3 21 – FAANG Slip

Apple FQ4 2021 – Not so chipper. Apple reported disappointing results as a result of the ongoing supply chain difficulties and also warned that the problems were getting worse going...

Google & Microsoft – Technology does it again

Alphabet Q3 2021 – Very little Apple effect. Alphabet reported excellent results but weakness at YouTube, Google Cloud, and a muted share price response continue to imply that the shares...

APPL/GOOG/MSFT – Look elsewhere

Great numbers are already reflected in valuations. Alphabet Q2 2021 – No adpocalypse Alphabet reported excellent Q2 2021 results, and it looks as if Apple’s adpocalyspe is not going to...

Microsoft & ATT – Packet pushers.

AT&T admits that it can’t compete. By selling its Network Cloud platform to Microsoft and moving all of its 5G core over to Azure, ATT is admitting that it cannot...