After the volatility in tech stocks, a new AI catalyst emerges. News that SpaceX is listed and its cooperation with NVIDIA has become a focal point for the market.

Technology Sector Pullback, Market Enters Key Observation Week

Major global technology indices experienced a significant correction last week after a prolonged upward trend. Among them, indices dominated by tech companies fell more than 4% in a single day, marking the largest drop in over a year, prompting the market to reassess short-term risks and future trends. Although profit-taking pressure emerged, overall, artificial intelligence remains a key driver of capital flow, with investors currently paying close attention to upcoming important economic data and several major events that could impact the tech industry’s development.

SpaceX Preparing for IPO, Market Focuses on Largest Ever Offering

One of the most anticipated events this week is SpaceX’s upcoming listing on the NASDAQ. The fundraising amount reaches up to $75 billion, making it one of the largest IPOs in history. As one of the most influential space technology companies globally, SpaceX’s IPO has attracted significant attention from tech investors and could further boost the market enthusiasm for the space industry, satellite communications, and related supply chain companies. As large tech firms continue to enter the capital markets, investor interest in emerging tech sectors is expected to grow further.

Huida Continues Expanding AI Ecosystem Deployment

(Source: Nvidia)

In addition to SpaceX, AI industry development remains a market focus. Recently, Huida announced a multi-year technical cooperation agreement with South Korea’s major memory manufacturer SK Hynix. The two parties will jointly develop next-generation AI memory products and integrate technologies for future data centers and AI computing needs. According to their plan, the new products will support Huida’s latest Vera Rubin platform, further enhancing AI model training and inference efficiency. This collaboration not only reflects the growing demand for AI computing but also indicates that the AI industry chain is gradually extending from chip design to memory, data centers, and infrastructure development.

Investment in AI Infrastructure Continues to Heat Up

(Source: Nvidia)

Beyond hardware collaborations, many Asian tech companies are accelerating their AI infrastructure deployment. South Korea’s internet giant Naver announced it will adopt Huida’s technology to build large-scale AI data centers, supporting future intelligent agents and robot applications. Meanwhile, South Korea’s Doosan Group also stated it will deepen cooperation with Huida to expand applications in smart factories, physical AI, robotics, and new materials. These developments show that AI is no longer just a software technology competition but is gradually evolving into a long-term investment theme covering chips, networks, data centers, and robotics.

CPI and PPI Data Become Market’s Next Indicator

(Source: Investing.com)

In addition to corporate developments, inflation data released this week is also highly watched. The market estimates that the May CPI year-over-year increase could rise to 4.2%, hitting a nearly three-year high, with core CPI possibly rising further; meanwhile, PPI data is expected to reflect whether producer-side cost pressures continue to increase. If inflation data exceeds market expectations, it could influence future interest rate policies and impact tech industry valuations. Therefore, this week’s economic data will be an important indicator for market observation.

Gate Stock Trading Officially Launched, Creating a More Convenient Global Investment Gateway

As AI, technological innovation, and global capital markets continue to develop, more investors seek more efficient ways to participate in international markets. Recently, Gate officially launched stock trading services, further connecting digital assets with traditional financial markets. Through Gate stock trading, users can directly use USDT to invest in stocks and ETFs without the need for complicated cross-border remittances, currency exchanges, or opening overseas brokerage accounts.

The platform currently supports over 10,000 stocks and ETFs, covering multiple major international securities exchanges, including Nasdaq, NYSE, NYSE Arca, NYSE American, and BATS.

Support for Fractional Shares to Improve Capital Efficiency

In addition to a wide range of investment options, Gate stock trading also supports fractional share trading starting from as low as 0.01 shares. For users wishing to invest in high-priced tech companies, even with limited funds, they can gradually build positions through fractional shares. This model not only improves capital utilization but also allows more flexible portfolio diversification.

Manage Digital and Stock Assets on a Single Platform

In traditional investment models, investors often need to manage both crypto assets and securities accounts separately. With Gate’s unified account structure, users can manage digital assets and stock assets on the same platform, greatly enhancing operational convenience and asset management efficiency. Moreover, Gate’s stock trading and traditional CFD products operate independently, without involving funding rates or overnight holding fees, making it more suitable for medium- to long-term asset allocation needs.

Summary

Although the technology sector has recently experienced a pullback, the upcoming listing of SpaceX, Huida’s deepening AI ecosystem collaborations, and the continuous expansion of AI infrastructure by global companies all demonstrate that artificial intelligence remains one of the most influential long-term growth themes. As the industry chain extends, investment opportunities are expanding from chip companies to memory, data centers, cloud computing, and robotics. The launch of Gate stock trading provides investors with a more convenient way to cross markets, allowing participation in over 10,000 stocks and ETFs using USDT, enabling asset allocation on a single platform, and more effectively capturing new opportunities brought by global tech and AI development.