GPU/CPU Sector Rallies in Overnight Trading, AMD Up Nearly 17%, ARM Surges 18%, NVDA Gains 2%

The GPU/CPU sector surged collectively during overnight trading, with nearly all major stocks posting gains. As of press time, AMD.US traded at $476.90 in overnight session, down 8.03% from the previous regular session close of $518.58, though it should be noted this represents a overnight pullback after the stock surged 7.02% to $518.58 during regular trading hours. The standout performer in overnight trading was ARM.US, trading at $279.59, up nearly 18% (with regular session gains of 17.39%); MRVL.US traded at $220.97, pulling back in overnight trade but still maintaining a solid 12.81% intraday gain.

Chip giant NVDA.US traded at $216.49 in overnight session, up 2.15% from its regular session close of $211.94, with intraday gains of 2.56%; AVGO.US traded at $418.47, up nearly 1% (with intraday gains of 6.61%); QCOM.US traded at $163.00, up nearly 1% (with intraday gains of 7.29%). INTC.US traded at $99.60 in overnight session, down nearly 1%, though it posted a substantial intraday gain of 10.84%. Among derivative ETFs, NVDL.US traded at $34.11, up 4.28%; INTW.US traded at $23.42, pulling back in overnight trade but still posting a remarkable intraday gain of 21.94%.

Overall, the GPU/CPU sector experienced significant gains during regular trading hours, followed by some profit-taking in overnight session, though most stocks maintained substantial intraday advances. Market enthusiasm for AI chips and the semiconductor industry continues to build, with active trading and notable capital inflows into the sector.