In today’s briefing:
- Select Sector Indices: Inflows to Apple, Palantir, Dell Will Add to SPX Buying
- Via Technologies Early Look – Wouldn’t Be a Large One to Digest
- Tech Supply Chain Tracker (10-Sep-2024): SLMs expand in GenAI markets – DIGITIMES.
- Is NVIDIA’s Unstoppable AI Growth About to Hit a Wall?
- Dell Technologies & The Growing Demand For AI-Optimized Servers: Is There A Real Upside?
- Kinatico Ltd – Recurring revenue streams top $21.7m in FY24
Select Sector Indices: Inflows to Apple, Palantir, Dell Will Add to SPX Buying
- Constituent changes to the S&P 500 INDEX and weight changes as a result of the market consultation proposals being adopted will result in a round-trip trade of US$31.5bn.
- The largest one-way turnover is expected in the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund, Technology Select Sector SPDR, Materials Select Sector SPDR and Communication Services Select Sector SPDR Fund.
- The inflows to Apple (AAPL US), Palantir Technologies (PLTR US) and Dell Technologies (DELL US) will add to the buying from the S&P 500 INDEX (SPX INDEX) trackers.
Via Technologies Early Look – Wouldn’t Be a Large One to Digest
- Via Technologies (2388 TT) is looking to raise US$220m in its upcoming global depository receipts (GDRs) offering.
- In July 2024, Via Technologies (Via Tech) announced its board’s resolution to issue up to 75m common shares via a GDR offering.
- Similar to previous GDR listings, the deal is a long drawn out process with the firm required to jump through a number of board/shareholder/regulatory approval loops.
Tech Supply Chain Tracker (10-Sep-2024): SLMs expand in GenAI markets – DIGITIMES.
- SLMs aiming to expand presence in GenAI business opportunities, while Joinsoon Electronics plans for 50:50 production split in Thailand by 2025.
- European carmakers face challenges from potential Chinese retaliation against tariffs; South Korean equipment makers benefit from Chinese companies targeting OLED technology.
- Global gaming subscription market expected to reach US$19 billion by 2024, with ITRI, SIIQ, MOEA collaborating to develop resilient semiconductor industry ecosystem. Taiwan’s offshore wind farm installation signals industry shifts.
Is NVIDIA’s Unstoppable AI Growth About to Hit a Wall?
- NVIDIA recently reported stellar financial achievements for its second quarter of fiscal 2025 with total revenue reaching $30 billion, marking a significant 122% increase year-over-year.
- This surge was primarily driven by unprecedented growth in the Data Center segment, which reported revenues of $26.3 billion, reflecting a 154% increase from the previous year.
- The strong demand for NVIDIA’s latest Hopper GPUs, coupled with the advancing deployment of Blackwell platforms, has significantly contributed to this uptrend.
Dell Technologies & The Growing Demand For AI-Optimized Servers: Is There A Real Upside?
- Dell Technologies Inc. showcased robust performance in the second quarter of fiscal year 2025, driven mainly by solid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technology and strong server sales (a staggering 80% jump).
- The company reported revenue of $25 billion, reflecting a 9% increase year-over-year, and diluted earnings per share (EPS) also rose by 9% to $1.89.
- This growth was supported by significant demand in their infrastructure solutions group, particularly from Tier 2 cloud service providers, and an increasing engagement in AI server solutions from enterprise customers.
Kinatico Ltd – Recurring revenue streams top $21.7m in FY24
- RaaS has published an update report on ‘Know Your People’ regtech company, Kinatico (ASX:KYP) following its 5 September webinar in which it highlighted for the first time the annual recurring revenue being generated across the group.
- Total ARR for the group was 76% of revenue or $21.7m, comprising $12m in transactional ARR and $9.7m in SaaS revenue.
- • Kinatico is targeting 80% of its revenues from SaaS (currently 34%) within three years, which is well ahead of our forecasts for 60% by FY27.