Brie Larson and Benny Safdie join The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
AMD stock jumps 10% after Lisa Su calls Big Tech’s AI spending ‘the right gamble’
The post AMD stock jumps 10% after Lisa Su calls Big Tech’s AI spending ‘the right gamble’ appeared com. AMD shares jumped 10% on Wednesday, shrugging off weakness across tech stocks, after CEO Lisa Su said that companies spending billions on computing aren’t wasting money, but speeding up progress. When asked about Big Tech’s aggressive AI investment pace, Lisa said, “I don’t think it’s a big gamble. I think it’s the right gamble.” Her comments hit right as Wall Street is digesting more than $380 billion in AI-related spending across major tech companies. According to CNBC, Lisa explained that many of AMD’s biggest clients (especially hyperscalers) have been pouring cash into compute infrastructure over the past year, and they’re now starting to see payback. She called this an “inflection point,” saying returns are showing up faster than many expected. Wells Fargo boosts AMD price target to $345 after analyst day At AMD’s recent analyst event, Wall Street bros showed up, took notes, and one of them, Wells Fargo, walked away fully convinced. The bank kept its overweight rating and bumped its price target up from $300 to $345, forecasting a 45% potential upside. Analyst Aaron Rakers backed the move with specifics: he said AMD is gaining market share in both server chips and PC CPUs, while also expanding in datacenter GPUs-and most importantly, its profit engine is just warming up. Aaron wrote in his note that earnings could climb past $10 per share by 2027, and if growth continues, the number could hit over $20 EPS by 2030. That’s based on a financial model AMD presented, with revenue expected to grow more than 35% per year, and the datacenter segment alone growing at a pace of over 60% annually. He didn’t skip over risks, though. Aaron mentioned tech roadmap delays, leadership turnover, stronger competition, and overhyped investor expectations as potential potholes ahead. While AMD rallied, the Nasdaq Composite dropped.
Popular WWE star shows off brutal battle scars from recent championship match
A popular WWE star posted a social media update, showing off brutal scars from his recent in-ring appearance. He competed in a championship match last night on NXT.
ARC Raiders North Line update arrives November 13, brings new map & community unlock event
Stella Montis is a cold and pristine location for raiders to explore. Meanwhile, the Matriarch and Shredder will join the ARC threat.
Scott Bessent to oversee final circulation of penny
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will visit the Philadelphia Mint Wednesday to commemorate the last production of the penny in the United States. Treasurer Brandon Beach nine months after President Donald Trump called to halt production on the one-cent coin. Trump explained that the decision was part of an effort to “rip the waste out of [.].
22 Purrfectly Timed Cat Pics of the Meowgical Moments We Usually Miss
Cats are incredibly cryptic creatures. They convey a whole lot through their body language, little noises and looks. But not a single thing of what they convey is spelled out clearly. They always leave something to be unveiled between the lines. For some of us cat lovers, sensing the unsaid parts of their communication comes like second nature. While for others, it is something that completely goes over our heads. But today, no matter what kind of cat lover you are we have collected this list of purrfectly timed cat photos to reveal all the tiny little moments that we manage to miss, time and time again. Putting them on display, such that once and for all the debate as to whether cats are actually clever enough to communicate between the lines can be settled. So settle in for quite the curious collection of cats.
Despite a 30-year run in charge of Star Fox and F-Zero, former Nintendo veteran Takaya Imamura “always wished I could have experienced developing for the NES at least once”
Despite a 30-year run in charge of Star Fox and F-Zero, former Nintendo veteran Takaya Imamura “always wished I could have experienced developing for the NES at least once”
Canary XRP ETF Likely to Start Trading This Week After SEC Filing
The post Canary XRP ETF Likely to Start Trading This Week After SEC Filing appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In brief Canary Capital proposed XRP ETF could begin trading this week. A Rex-Osprey XRT fund debuted last month and now manages over $138 million in assets. A number of fund managers have applied for altcoin ETFs. Investors will likely have a second option to purchase shares in an XRP-focused exchange-traded fund this week after Canary Capital submitted a regulatory filing that could allow its fund to list on the Nasdaq exchange. Nashville, Tennessee-based Canary filed an 8-A form on Monday, a U.S. Securities and Exchange requirement for companies registering securities. The Canary XRP ETF would track the spot price of the fourth largest digital asset by market capitalization. “Canary filed 8A for XRP ETF last night, which points to launch tomorrow or Thursday (today is holiday),” wrote Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas in an X post Tuesday, adding: “Not done deal but all boxes being checked. Stay tuned.” Canary filed 8A for XRP ETF last night, which points to launch tomorrow or Thursday (today is holiday). Thursday was the day we thought they’d be on track for but when they did the 8A for HBAR they launched the next day. Not done deal but all boxes being checked. Stay tuned.. pic.twitter.com/gVt9c3psmu — Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) November 11, 2025 The fund would be the second giving U.S. investors exposure to an XRP-tracking ETF, following the debut of the Rex-Osprey XRP ETF (XRPR) in September. That fund generated $38 million in its first day, surpassing expectations, and now manages more than $138 million in assets. etf.com Senior Analyst Sumit Roy told Decrypt the Canary products also has the potential to attract significant inflows because of investors’ strong interest in XRP, and other altcoin-focused ETFs, including the successful introduction of Bitwise’s Solana fund two weeks ago. “While Solana is arguably…
Makers of 120 Bahadur launch customised ‘My Stamp’ honouring Rezang La War memorial; unveiled by Rajnath Singh ahead of battle’s 63rd anniversary
In a heartfelt tribute to the courage and sacrifice of Indian soldiers, the makers of the upcoming war epic 120 Bahadur have launched a special customised ‘My Stamp’ dedicated to the Rezang La War Memorial. The stamp, unveiled by Hon’ble Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh Ji in New Delhi, commemorates the valour of the 13th Battalion, Kumaon Regiment of the Indian Army the heroes of the historic Battle of Rezang La. The unveiling ceremony was attended by Shri Jitendra Gupta, Director General Postal Services, along with the film’s team director Razneesh ‘Razy’ Ghai, producers Farhan Akhtar, Ritesh Sidhwani, Amit Chandrra, and actor Arhan Bagati. Together, they released the customised My Stamp issued by the Department of Posts, marking a symbolic gesture of remembrance ahead of the 63rd anniversary of the 1962 battle. Situated in Chushul, Ladakh, the Rezang La War Memorial stands as a solemn tribute to the indomitable spirit of the soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the 1962 India-China war. The newly unveiled stamp captures this legacy celebrating their unmatched courage and ensuring their heroic deeds continue to inspire generations. 120 Bahadur brings to life the extraordinary story of Major Shaitan Singh Bhati, Param Vir Chakra awardee, portrayed by Farhan Akhtar. The film chronicles his leadership and the steadfast bravery of his men as they stood their ground in one of India’s most defining military moments. Directed by Razneesh ‘Razy’ Ghai and produced by Ritesh Sidhwani, Farhan Akhtar (Excel Entertainment), and Amit Chandrra (Trigger Happy Studios), 120 Bahadur is slated to release in cinemas on November 21, 2025. The film’s stirring tagline “Hum Peechhe Nahin Hatenge” echoes the immortal spirit of those who defended the nation with unwavering resolve. Also Read: Rajasthan MLA seeks tax-free status for 120 Bahadur, pens letter to CM Bhajan Lal Sharma.
Italy’s A2A boosts 2035 investment plan to €23B, adds €1.6B for data centers
The post Italy’s A2A boosts 2035 investment plan to €23B, adds €1.6B for data centers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Italian multi-utility A2A has increased its investment projection for 2024-2035 from last year’s €22 billion to €23 billion, earmarking nearly €1.6 billion solely for data center projects. The company has seen a surge in new digital infrastructure around Italy’s northern region of Lombardy, encompassing Milan and the industrial city of Brescia. The updated investment plan also nudges up financial targets in the final phase of the strategy, according to A2A. CEO, Renato Mazzoncini, stated that A2A’s long-standing presence in Lombardy positions the group to support the rollout of data centers. The acquisition of electricity networks in the provinces of Milan and Brescia will also boost electricity demand, alongside heat management needs and network connections. Mazzoncini expects data centers around Milan to add approximately two gigawatts (GW) of capacity over the next five years. He estimates it will be a tenfold increase from the current level. A2A also emphasizes that over 35% of the investment plan has already been completed, is ongoing, or has already received the necessary approvals. A2A’s ambition for 2035 expands on two fronts The group said its ambition for 2035 is growing on two fronts. For the energy transition, the company expects a return on investment (ROI) of RAB 4 billion in electricity grids. It also expects to serve over five million customers and operate 3.7 GW (gigawatts) of solar and wind capacity. On the second front, the circular economy is expected to treat 6.6 million tons of waste. New data centers will also be built using energy assets as a development platform. Additionally, the Lombardy-based superutility aims to extend its horizons beyond national borders for greater geographical diversification. The selection of countries for expansion will be based on market potential, development speed, and performance criteria. Expansion initiatives will also be selected as alternatives to projects in…