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In other market news, Montage Technology was a notable mover up 3.4% and finishing the session at CN¥76.82. At the same time, NXP Semiconductors trailed, down 6.9% to end the day at $182.62. NXP announced on Monday that Rafael Sotomayor, previously executive vice president, will succeed Kurt Sievers as CEO after Sievers' retirement in October.

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Best AI Chip Stocks

• NVIDIA finished trading at $109.02 up 0.3%. Trend Micro announced new AI-powered threat detection capabilities built on NVIDIA technology two days ago.

• Advanced Micro Devices ended the day at $96.06 down 0.3%. This week, AMD presented at the OCP EMEA Summit in Dublin, highlighting insights from Chief Firmware Architect Raj Kapoor.

• Intel ended the day at $20.34 down 0.8%. On Tuesday, Intel collaborated with Equus Compute Solutions and Arqit Quantum to introduce a quantum-safe architecture for secure mobile communications.

Summing It All Up

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