In this context, the Dow Jones index of industrialists dropped 0.43% to 43,433.12 points; The S&P500 ended without changes and the Nasdaq Composite showed 0.26 % to 19,075.26 points.
Wall Street: Nvidia, the most anticipated quarterly
It is expected that Nvidia registers total income in the fourth quarter of US $ 38,250 million, Including US $ 34,060 million in sales in its transcendental data centers business, according to Bloomberg consensus estimates. For the first quarter, the company is expected to reach a total income of US $ 42,260 million.
“In addition, we believe that investors expect sales forecasts for the first quarter to remain stable or increase a few percentage points (below the consensus of the seller side of an intercourestral sales growth of 10 %),” said Truist Securities in a recent report.
In addition to Nvidia, SUper Micro Computer rose 11% to help boost chips actions after he submitted his delayed financial reports.
Lowe’s won more than 2% after informing sets adjusted by the fourth quarter actionwhich overcame analysts’ estimates, since the home improvements chain said it was driven by its strategy of increasing market share selling both retail and professional customers.
Workday rose more than 6% since the business management platform promoted by AI reported profits and income from the fourth quarter, which exceeded expectations, while providing a solid orientation for the next fiscal year.
Applovin’s titles fell 12.3% to the revelation of Culper Research About a short position in the action.
The Flywire Global Payment Group sank more than 37% by publishing revenues of the fourth fourteenth weak than expected.
General Motors He advanced more than 3% after the car manufacturer announced a new authorization to repurchase shares for US $ 6,000 million and an increase in the dividend of US $ 0.03 per share.
Instacart fell more than 12% after informing revenues of the quarter quarter and an Ebitda forecast (financial indicator of the gross exploitation benefit, calculated before deducting financial expenses) adjusted for the current quarter, which did not meet the expectations of investors.
Wall Street: The biggest rise and casualties of the wheel
Among the actions that were most appreciated, Zoominfo (+23.6%), Huron (+17.8%), Lantheus (+17.2%), Axon (+16.2%) and Madrigal (+14.5%). While the most resigned value found, Advance (-%), (-17.5%), Global Zet
Alexa’s second leaves
Amazon announced an important renewal of its Alexa voice assistantcalled Alexa+, which now incorporates generative artificial intelligence.
The announcement was made by Panay Panos, responsible for Amazon devices and services, during a launch event held Wednesday in New York.
The new service aims to make Alexa more conversational and capable of learning from data to improve over time.
This development is the result of a project, so far not revealed, known internally as “Banyan”.
Alexa, launched in 2014, is voice controlled software that is typically found in smart speakers. “You can respond to user consultations, play music, configure timers and serve as a home automation center by connecting devices enabled for Internet.” For example, you can light a light in response to a voice command.
The updated version of Alexa’s AI service, Alexa+, may handle multiple applications sequentially and act as an “agent”, performing actions for users without requiring their direct intervention. This is a significant change with respect to Alexa’s current version, which usually responds to a single request at the same time.
Alexa’s introduction+ marks a substantial investment by Amazon, which has allocated billions of dollars to Alexa since its creation, with the aim of integrating the service into a variety of devices and promoting sales in its main electronic commerce platform. Panay confirmed that Alexa+ was launched and came into operation on Wednesday.
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