Data Center and Gaming divisions drive strong revenue growth in FQ2/2021 and more than offset the decline in Automotive and Professional Visualization divisions’ results. Quarterly revenue was higher than the Company’s previous guidance and beat Analysts’ consensus estimate. [more]
According to Gartner, the global public cloud services market is expected to reach US$$266 billion in 2020, a 17% increase year-over-year, led by segments Software as a Service (“SaaS”) and Infrastructure as a Service (“IaaS”), which are expected to grow to US$$116 billion and US$$50 billion, respectively. [more]
In Canada, e-scooter companies Bird, Lime, and Roll launched the first e-scooter pilot in Ontario. However, the micro-mobility industry experienced a major complication as three deaths were reported in the U.S. on mopeds serviced by Revel Transit. [more]
Since launching their IPOs last week, Rocket Companies and BigCommerce experienced an increase in stock price of 22% and 219%, respectively. However, Rackspace struggled as its stock price dropped by over 20% since its IPO. [more]
Last week, Zynga reported Q2/2020 earnings with record revenues and bookings, as the mobile game company fueled growth through focusing on its portfolio of live services games and acquiring other high-growth franchises. [more]
According to trend-tracking and prediction technology firm RIWI, data suggests U.S. economic recession is much deeper than current jobs data is reporting and Biden has a slight lead on Trump for the Presidential election but beware of the “shy Trump voter” effect. [more]
Last week, Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft, reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings, as most of these big tech companies strongly outperformed against the broader market during the COVID-19 pandemic. With large cash balance and solid cash flows, these Tech Giants are poised to seize opportunities in this unsettled market. [more]
Canada’s newest tech darling closed up 80% in its first week of trading. Oversubscribed offering grows to $172.5M from $100M. The Company’s customers include top tier financial institutions and law firms serving customers in Canada and the UK. [more]
Revenue for Tesla was US$6.0B in Q2, up 1% Q/Q but down 5% Y/Year. During the earnings’ call, Elon Musk announced that the next Tesla factory will be built near Austin, Texas and asked any mining companies to mine more nickel and that “Tesla will give you a giant contract for a long period of time.” [more]
Net proceeds from the offering would be used for further R&D of the Company’s intelligent battery management system and commercial electric vehicle programs. [more]
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