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Market Trends in 3 Minutes

January 12, 2026

Meta Inks 6.6GW Nuclear; Intel Gets US Bet; Apple Slumps

Meta (META)

  • Nuclear Layout: Signed nuclear power agreements exceeding 6.6 GW, becoming the largest nuclear energy buyer among non-cloud hyperscale operators.

  • Infrastructure Strategy: Utilizing nuclear power for the "Prometheus" AI projects in Ohio and Pennsylvania; meanwhile, the "Hyperion" facility uses natural gas for power generation.

  • Energy Cooperation: Reached deals with companies such as Oklo and Vistra, driving strength in utilities and technology-related sectors.


Minimax (00100.HK)

  • Hong Kong Listing: Listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, raising $619 million, with shares surging 109% at the close of the first trading day.

  • Operating Data: Cumulative development costs are only approximately $500 million, demonstrating high capital efficiency; the gross margin of its enterprise API business exceeds 65%.


Intel (INTC)

  • Government Relations: CEO Lip-Bu Tan met with President Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick; the U.S. government currently holds Intel stock valued at over $10 billion.

  • Stock Performance: Shares rose 10% in recent trading sessions.

  • Technical Showcase: Demonstrated a new processor series at CES; government shareholding targets are linked to product performance milestones.

Meta (META)

  • Nuclear Layout: Signed nuclear power agreements exceeding 6.6 GW, becoming the largest nuclear energy buyer among non-cloud hyperscale operators.

  • Infrastructure Strategy: Utilizing nuclear power for the "Prometheus" AI projects in Ohio and Pennsylvania; meanwhile, the "Hyperion" facility uses natural gas for power generation.

  • Energy Cooperation: Reached deals with companies such as Oklo and Vistra, driving strength in utilities and technology-related sectors.


Minimax (00100.HK)

  • Hong Kong Listing: Listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, raising $619 million, with shares surging 109% at the close of the first trading day.

  • Operating Data: Cumulative development costs are only approximately $500 million, demonstrating high capital efficiency; the gross margin of its enterprise API business exceeds 65%.


Intel (INTC)

  • Government Relations: CEO Lip-Bu Tan met with President Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick; the U.S. government currently holds Intel stock valued at over $10 billion.

  • Stock Performance: Shares rose 10% in recent trading sessions.

  • Technical Showcase: Demonstrated a new processor series at CES; government shareholding targets are linked to product performance milestones.


Apple (AAPL)

  • Stock Trend: Share price fell for 8 consecutive trading days, matching the longest losing streak since May 2025; down 5.5% year-to-date.

  • CEO Compensation: Tim Cook's 2025 compensation is approximately $74.3 million, including a $3 million annual salary and $57.5 million in stock awards.


Snowflake (SNOW)

  • M&A Dynamics: Announced the acquisition of AI observability platform Observe (valued at approximately $1 billion), aimed at increasing the speed of identifying system issues for customers and reducing costs.


xAI

  • Financial Status: Internal documents show expenditures of nearly $8 billion in the first nine months; although revenue doubled to $107 million, losses continue to expand due to data center construction and talent recruitment.


TSMC (TSM)

  • Revenue Performance: Reported a 20% revenue growth for the December quarter.

  • Market Position: Investors view its subsequent reports as an important indicator for the "AI trade."


Walmart (WMT)

  • Digital Transformation: Market capitalization is nearing $1 trillion, attributed to long-term investment in e-commerce and "Online Pickup" technology, alongside developing "Agentic Commerce" utilizing AI to assist shopping.


Other Company Updates

  • Applied Digital (APLD): Share price has soared 54% so far this year.

  • Applied Materials (AMAT): Share price rose 18%.

  • SanDisk (SNDK): Share price rose 12% to 14%.

  • Oklo (OKLO): Inspired by the Meta deal, the share price rose 14%.

  • Vistra (VST): Inspired by the Meta deal, the share price rose 13%.

  • Lam Research (LRCX): Share price rose 8%.

  • Oracle (ORCL): A leader in software industry performance, the share price rose 5%.

  • Nvidia (NVDA): Slightly declined by about 0.1% amidst the rally in chip stocks.


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