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NXP's management projected during the earnings call that data center revenue will exceed the previously given $500 million target in 2026 and reach about $1 billion by 2028. Bernstein estimates that its revenue share will still be only about 6% by then, and expects it to be around 4% in 2026.

Timiraos believes that the Federal Reserve is caught in a dilemma of "needing two different interest rates." Waller openly questioned the "AI immunity theory," stating that interest rates would "find their way into every crevice," breaking the market consensus that the AI boom is unaffected by monetary policy. However, he also said strong growth does not necessarily lead to higher inflation or require rate hikes. These two contradictory signals have left Wall Street confused, and Bank of America strategists bluntly criticized the response as "neither clear nor convincing."

Google and Microsoft released their quarterly reports on the same day, signaling a shift in the competitive landscape of cloud computing. Google Cloud's revenue surpassed $30 billion, approaching Microsoft Azure's $33 billion. However, with slower growth in search advertising, insufficient monetization of AI models, and free cash flow turning negative, Google’s stock price plunged 10% after hours. In contrast, Microsoft’s overall revenue grew 19% year-on-year to $92.3 billion, exceeding expectations and pushing its stock price up about 3%. In this round of "earnings season tests," Microsoft has temporarily taken the lead with a more stable AI commercialization strategy.