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- 1Big Tech Capex Now Half of Wall Street's Profit GrowthβBig Tech's Capex Is Half of Wall Street's Profit Growth
New analysis argues that capital spending by major technology companies accounts for roughly half of Wall Street's overall profit growth, highlighting how dependent market earnings have become on the AI-driven infrastructure buildout. Commentators note this raises questions about earnings quality and the risks if tech firms scale back investment or returns on the spending disappoint investors.
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Reporters have identified five additional businesses linked to Apex registered at a building that is not operational. The discovery adds to questions about how many companies connected to Apex actually function at their listed addresses. The finding is drawing attention as investigations into Apex's business network continue.
- 3Sharks return to reef in surprise recovery milestoneβI ask Jenkins what the most surprising type of sea life to return to the reef has been. He mentions the men in the grey
Ecologist Jenkins says juvenile whitetip sharks were the most unexpected species to come back to the reef, calling their return a great surprise. Larger sharks are now seen swimming around day and night, a sign that rewilding and protection efforts are allowing top predators to re-establish in recovering waters.
- 4Apex Compute Building Open-Source Vulkan Driver in MesaβApex Compute Developing Open-Source Mesa Vulkan Driver For Their Hardware
Apex Compute is developing an open-source Vulkan driver for its hardware within the Mesa project, the main open-source graphics driver stack on Linux. The news, reported by Phoronix, suggests the company is bringing native Vulkan support to its chips through community-friendly code rather than a closed proprietary driver. Details on supported hardware and timelines were not provided.
- 5Apex secures financing for 150-MW Illinois solar projectβΌApex secures financing for 150-MW solar project in Illinois
Apex Clean Energy has secured financing for a 150-megawatt solar project in Illinois. The deal provides the funding needed to advance construction of the utility-scale facility, adding to the state's growing pipeline of renewable energy capacity.
- 6Big Tech Capex Now Half of Wall Street's Profit GrowthβBig Tech's Capex Is Half of Wall Street's Profit Growth https://inlevel9.com/en/issues/half-the-growth-was-capex # Hacke
A new analysis argues that capital spending by major technology companies now accounts for roughly half of Wall Street's overall profit growth. The claim highlights how enormous investments in data centres and AI infrastructure have become a central driver of earnings across the market, tying the fortunes of banks, suppliers and index profits to Big Tech's building spree.
- 7Micron Shares Fall After Hours on Higher Capex PlansβΌMU Stock Drops After Hours: Micronβs Heightened Capex Forecast Overpowers Q4 Beat, Expectation-Beating Q1 Guidance
Micron shares dropped in after-hours trading despite beating expectations for its fiscal fourth quarter and issuing better-than-expected guidance for the first quarter. The decline came as the company's sharply higher capital expenditure forecast outweighed the positive results, with investors weighing the cost of expanded capacity against strong demand prospects.
- 8Tesla secures $30 billion credit lines amid AI spending pushβTesla lines up $30 billion credit lines as capex, AI push accelerate
Tesla has arranged $30 billion in credit lines as the company prepares for rising capital expenditure tied to its accelerating artificial intelligence and infrastructure plans. The Reuters report highlights the scale of funding Tesla is putting in place to bankroll its capex-heavy agenda, drawing attention to how aggressively the carmaker is financing its AI ambitions.
- 9Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra called the apex Android tabletβSamsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra review: The apex Android tablet https://www.engadget.com/2272526/samsung-galaxy-tab-s12-ult
Engadget has published a review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra, describing it as the apex of Android tablets. The verdict positions Samsung's largest and most powerful tablet as the top choice in its category, a designation likely to fuel debate about whether premium Android tablets can rival iPads. The review is drawing attention among mobile and tablet enthusiasts.
- 10Apex Clean Energy sells minority stake in 339MW US portfolioβΌApex Clean Energy sells minority stake in 339MW US solar, wind portfolio
Apex Clean Energy has sold a minority stake in a 339MW portfolio of solar and wind projects in the United States. The deal brings in an outside investor while Apex retains control of the assets, part of a broader pattern of renewable developers selling equity stakes to fund continued growth. Details of the buyer and the transaction value were not disclosed.
- 11NHAM rounds up music news, reviews and upcoming eventsβCatch up on recent news, reviews and upcoming events published on NHAM: News & Reviews β How I Moved from PC Music to My
Music site NHAM has published a roundup of recent coverage, including a personal essay on moving from PC Music to a first live stream by artist Ashnoodle, a review of Time Rival's Below the Apex of the Sky, and news that Faircamp 2.0 is officially available. The site is also promoting its upcoming events to readers.
- 12Bitcoin funding rates vary widely across decentralized exchangesβ$BTC funding on 14 DEXs right now: Highest: Hibachi +11%/yr Lowest: ApeX -79%/yr Gap: 90.3 points a year Same coin, diff
A snapshot of Bitcoin perpetual funding rates across 14 decentralized exchanges shows a striking spread: Hibachi sits at +11% annualized while ApeX is at -79%, a gap of over 90 points a year on the same asset. Traders are noting that the cost of holding a leveraged long or short position in Bitcoin can differ dramatically depending on the venue, before fees.
- 13CapEx Finance Index August 2026: Demand Cools from Record HighβCapEx Finance Index August 2026: Demand Cools from Record High and Financial Conditions Improve
The CapEx Finance Index for August 2026 shows business demand for capital expenditure financing easing from its record high, while financial conditions have improved. The release, published via GlobeNewswire, indicates companies are still investing heavily but the pace of financing activity is normalising after reaching peak levels. The report will be watched by analysts tracking corporate investment trends and credit market conditions.