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These tech stocks are growing at an impressive pace, and they are significantly cheaper than Palantir.

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Dell, HP and Phillips 66 are rallying on AI server, AI-PC, and refining-margin catalysts, though all three now trade well above their consensus analyst price targets.

Index funds will need to buy the flash-memory specialist's stock ahead of Monday -- though maybe not much of it.

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Tesla hosted a robotaxi day nearly two years after the robotaxi was first announced.

Not only did the central bank increase interest rates, but there's also now a higher probability of another hike in October, today, Sept. 16, 2026.

Despite AI safety concerns triggering a sector selloff, Q2 backlogs and CapEx data show infrastructure demand accelerating, with NVIDIA and AMD positioned to benefit as inference adoption grows.

Dell Technologies has delivered incredible returns to investors in 2026, and it isn't done soaring yet.

These stocks are all up more than 900% since September 2021.

The tech stock has been one of the top performers in the S&P 500 this year.

After in-line August CPI data, Dell, HPE, Qualcomm, Apple and the iShares Ethereum Trust rallied Friday, with the Fed's Sept. 16 rate decision set to test whether these breakouts hold.

The AI boom is alive and well.

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Customers are ordering AI servers far faster than the company can build them -- and the cash is arriving slower still.

Michael Dell, CEO and founder of Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL), said enterprises are in the early stages of adopting artificial intelligence infrastructure, with companies increasingly viewing technology spending as a means of creating value rather than as a traditional IT budget expense. Speaking

Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) CFO David Kennedy told investors at Citi’s TMT conference that the company sees continued demand for AI infrastructure, traditional servers and storage, supported by expanding customer pipelines and supply-access discussions extending multiple years. Kennedy said Dell

Stocks fell this week on oil prices and Fed rate-hike expectations, though Oracle's earnings underscored AI infrastructure strength. MarketBeat analysts recap top stories on earnings, defense, AI, and other stock opportunities.