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Nvidia's recent financial results indicate continued robust demand in the AI sector, easing investor fears about the potential bursting of an investment bubble.

Goldman Sachs has launched a new index, SPXXAI, which allows investment in the S&P 500 index without artificial intelligence considerations amid concerns of an AI bubble.

NVIDIA has reported record profits for the quarter ending in January 2026, fueled by soaring demand for AI-related semiconductors, while dismissing the notion of an AI bubble.

Nvidia, the chip company that has benefitted immensely from the AI boom, continues to report impressive quarterly results despite worries of an impending market crash.

Nvidia reports significant revenue growth amid rising demand for its products, unaffected by concerns about an AI bubble.

Recent discussions have shifted from optimism about AI's potential for growth to fears over AI's capability to disrupt multiple industries.

Meta has announced a significant $100 billion investment in artificial intelligence amidst market concerns of a potential economic bubble.

Meta has made a $60 billion deal to purchase AI chips from AMD, despite concerns about high spending in the AI sector.

At the India Today AI Summit, OpenAI's Chief Economist emphasized that AI is not a bubble but a significant technological shift, discussing the rapid adoption of AI in India and its implications for jobs and the future.

Experts at the India Today AI Summit 2026 discussed the impact of AI investment on earnings and jobs, asserting that AI represents a long-term opportunity rather than a bubble.

At the India Today AI Summit, OpenAI's Chief Economist Dr. Aaron Chatterjee discussed the potential of AI in India and countered the notion of an AI bubble, emphasizing the technology's real and transformative impact.

At the AI Impact Summit in India, experts discuss the transformative potential of AI for society and the need for upskilling amidst job changes.

Experts at the India Today AI Summit discussed concerns over the potential bubble in AI investments amid a global rush toward AI adoption.

Vishal Sikka, CEO of Vianai Systems, discusses the productivity potential of AI while rejecting the notion that AI will achieve human-like reasoning or general intelligence.

The article discusses the potential risks and opportunities associated with the rapid investment and growth in artificial intelligence, particularly the concern over a possible market bubble.

Giant American technology companies like Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft are investing billions in artificial intelligence but have recently seen significant drops in capitalization due to concerns over a potential bubble.

A stark comparison reveals how U.S. tech giants are investing significantly more in AI than China, yet China may emerge victorious in the AI race.

The article discusses the risks associated with the potential bursting of a bubble in the tech sector, particularly driven by AI advancements.

Amid global market turmoil influenced by fears of an AI bubble, Argentine stocks are trying to recover with the dollar remaining stable at a low rate.

The article discusses three international factors—commodity volatility, fears of an AI bubble, and expectations of changes in the Federal Reserve—that are affecting the Argentine market.

The article discusses concerns among investors regarding the potential for an AI bubble, similar to the dot-com bubble, amidst significant corporate investments in AI technology.

Big Tech companies are set to break records in debt issuance as they invest heavily in new artificial intelligence infrastructure.

The article discusses the recent dramatic decline in stock prices of major American tech companies amidst significant investments in artificial intelligence, raising concerns among investors about a potential market correction.

The article discusses the volatility in US tech stock markets, highlighting contrasting behaviors among investors amid fears of a potential AI bubble.

The article discusses recent fluctuations in US stock markets, focusing on the rise of tech stock prices amid warnings of a potential AI bubble.

Concerns about a potential bubble in AI-related investments parallel fears of a repeat of the 1990s dot-com bubble, as investor optimism may overshadow actual profitability.

Major American tech firms announce significant investments in artificial intelligence amidst falling stock prices, sparking concerns of a market correction.

Major tech companies like Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon are reporting record profits, but falling stock values indicate a potential risk of an AI bubble due to soaring investments without sufficient returns.

Big tech companies face a steep decline in stock prices after announcing plans to invest $660 billion in artificial intelligence this year, raising concerns among investors about a potential bubble as expenditures may exceed the technology's profit potential.

Alibaba's promotional bubble tea giveaway led to its AI app Qwen surpassing Tencent's Yuanbao in the China App Store amid a competitive Spring Festival market.

Recent market disturbances primarily affecting software companies signal a deeper anxiety returning to investors, as AI begins to resemble a bubble once again.

Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Alphabet have nearly doubled their investments to over $620 billion in AI-related infrastructure and services by 2026, raising concerns about potential impacts on their financial performance.

Four major American tech companies have collectively invested over $650 billion in AI, amid concerns of a potential investment bubble.

The stock and credit markets are experiencing significant losses, totaling hundreds of billions of dollars, due to fears of an AI 'bubble' sparked by the rapid rise of ChatGPT and the broader AI debate.

The article discusses the potential for an AI bubble as tech giants invest heavily in artificial intelligence, leading to questions about sustainability and market impact.

In Silicon Valley, while the AI bubble is a major worry, another risk looms with the increasing vulnerability of digital advertising revenue for major tech companies.

A business professor warns that the AI bubble, compared to the size of Jupiter, poses a massive financial threat due to rampant speculation and over-investment, with potentially disastrous consequences for both institutional and individual investors.

The surge in artificial intelligence is raising concerns about a potential financial bubble due to inflated market valuations driven by a few major players and their interlinked financing agreements.

Many investment experts are optimistic for 2026, with potential risks only seen in an AI bubble; however, historically, risks that everyone is aware of rarely occur, prompting the consideration of a different candidate for this year.

Analysts warn that despite current record-high stock markets in the US and Europe, various geopolitical pressures could pose risks to market stability in 2026.

Concerns about a potential 'AI bubble' driven by overvalued tech stocks are growing, prompting advice on how to protect personal finances from a possible market correction.

Nvidia unveils its next generation of processors and open models, along with a partnership with Mercedes Benz to develop autonomous vehicles at the CES fair in Las Vegas amidst discussions about the generative AI bubble and ethical implications.

Nvidia and AMD showcased their new artificial intelligence chips at CES, emphasizing the technology's potential while dismissing concerns about a bubble.

The article discusses how various investors, including OpenAI, Nvidia, and AMD, have significantly increased their wealth through lucrative investments in the AI sector, raising concerns about a potential AI bubble.

Asian stocks began the new year with strong gains, but concerns about an AI bubble and differing interest rate paths in the region may pose challenges, as highlighted by a Bloomberg report.

Investors are optimistic about rising global stock markets in 2026, despite concerns over the potential bursting of the AI bubble and instability within the US Federal Reserve.

Stock strategist Oliver Roth discusses the risks of an AI bubble and predicts moderate economic growth for Germany in 2026, fueled by government spending.

The article discusses the growing concerns that investments in artificial intelligence are becoming a bubble, as companies engage in a fierce race to develop Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), leading to massive capital investments and debt accumulation.

The article discusses France and Europe's economic uncertainties in 2026, highlighting issues like national budget uncertainty, record debt, renewed trade wars, and tech market shortages.

The article discusses key economic trends to monitor in Australia for 2026, focusing on persistent inflation, fluctuations in metal prices, and risks related to the AI sector.