Nvidia, AMD, Meta lead tech stock rally as tariff news, AI breakthroughs boost sector

Technology shares led a gathering in the US stock market on Monday, with newspaper headlines on targeted tariff plans and a new achievement of artificial intelligence from the Ant Ant in Jack Ma, which helps to increase this week to start the week.

The shares of Meta (Meta) and NVIDIA (NVDA) increased by 3.7 % and 3.1 %, respectively, while the AMD (AMD) shares increased by 6.9 %, and the NASDAQ technology compound (^IXIC) has gained 2.3 % to start the full week of trading for the month of March.

On Monday, the wide market gathering followed late Sunday that Trump would narrow the number of American trade partners under mutual definitions on April 2.

In the world of technology, the news early Monday outside China said that the ANT group, a group of technology supported by Jack MA, has trained models of artificial intelligence cheaper using Chinese Chinese chips, and that was from AMD is the last sign that the artificial intelligence race continues to push new borders.

Speaking last week at the GTC Conference, CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang said that the introduction of low-cost models-such as Depsik in China-shows that computing needs of artificial intelligence previously believed. NVIDIA chips are also undergoing an export from the United States in China.

Read more about NVIDIA stock movements and market actions today.

Earlier this year, the NVIDIA share decreased more than 16 % in one day after the Deepseek’s R1 matching the performance of high -cost artificial intelligence models such as those in Openai (OPAI.PVT) in a small part of the cost.

In the weeks that have passed these developments, the industry witnessed similar breakthroughs in the same vein that Huang has. This reflects the largest potential of the deeper artificial intelligence investments instead of exposing the current plans. (See also: Jevons Paradox.)

Also in Tech News, according to what Furiosai from Corean Chip Startup Furiosai rejected a $ 800 million offer from Meta. This takes a possible headache away from the shareholders of Meta, who may have to pricing in organizational structures and integration costs, and it appears that the startups of artificial intelligence have a lot of confidence to independently explore the market.

Technology developments, although a batch of artificial intelligence trade on margins, still runs a background for news circulation. Although artificial intelligence may not be the clearest or losing winner due to the Trump tariff, the main role of technology in the stock market gathering since late 2022 has seen that these shares maintain their leadership position on the top.