Meta Is in Talks to Use Google’s Chips in Challenge to Nvidia

The latest Market Talks provide insights on major players in the Technology, Media, and Telecom sectors, including Telus, Alibaba, Nvidia, and Oracle, reflecting current market trends and company performances.

Google’s YouTube TV and TelevisaUnivision have reached a multi-year agreement that will reinstate the Spanish-language broadcaster’s channels for subscribers, enhancing the platform's content offerings. This deal marks a significant return for TelevisaUnivision's channels after a period of absence from the service.

Nvidia's stock has seen a significant decline, losing nearly $200 billion in market capitalization over the past week, prompting concerns among traders about the sustainability of the AI boom. Jim Cramer has made a blunt call regarding the stock, reflecting the heightened anxiety in the market.

Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities has characterized Nvidia as the 'Rocky Balboa champion' of artificial intelligence, emphasizing the company's ability to meet soaring demand despite competition from Google. Ives expressed confidence in Nvidia's market position during an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

A global rally in stock markets has commenced, yet Nvidia's performance has been a point of contention, with investors largely ignoring the company's strong earnings report. Despite reporting record revenues of $57 billion, Nvidia's stock faced a selloff, reflecting a disconnect between its financial success and market sentiment.

The stock market saw a positive shift today, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising as Nvidia shares rallied following strong earnings reports. Weekly jobless claims data was also released, contributing to market sentiment.

The stock market showed positive momentum as of November 25, with the S&P 500 closing 0.9% higher, driven by gains from companies like Keysight Technologies, Chipotle, and Albemarle. Alphabet is nearing a $4 trillion market capitalization, reflecting investor confidence despite recent fluctuations in the tech sector.

Morgan Stanley has downgraded Ibiden, a supplier to Nvidia, while upgrading Murata Manufacturing, reflecting a shift in market sentiment towards these companies. This decision comes amid fluctuating investor confidence in the technology sector, particularly concerning Nvidia's performance and its implications for suppliers.