End of Day Report: Information About NVDA, IBM, and Others.

End-of-Day Assessment: Important Companies and Developments

Among the significant developments that caught investors' attention today are the announcements made by Nvidia (NVDA) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM). The companies announced that Nvidia's first Blackwell chip has been produced on U.S. soil. This situation aims to enhance competition in the technology and semiconductor sectors.

IBM and Groq Partnership

Another striking news is the collaboration between IBM and Groq. This partnership is designed to accelerate the use of artificial intelligence. With the agreement, IBM's artificial intelligence platform watsonx Orchestrate will be integrated with Groq's high-performance inference platform GroqCloud. Thus, more efficient artificial intelligence solutions are anticipated.

Archer Aviation and Korean Air Collaboration

An important agreement has been reached between Archer Aviation (ACHR) and Korean Air. According to this agreement, Korean Air plans to purchase 100 of Archer’s electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles (eVTOL). This development could contribute to the adoption of electric technologies in the aviation sector.

Statements from Doğuş Automotive CEO

The CEO of Doğuş Automotive (DOAS), Ali Bilaloğlu, stated that new customs regulations have affected vehicle prices and expressed that the possibility of not bringing in the Polo model is on the agenda. This situation may indicate an increase in uncertainties within the automotive sector.

Kardemir's Rail Sales Contract

Kardemir (KRDMD) signed a rail sales contract worth 14.56 million euros for use in domestic railway projects. This development can strengthen investments in the railway sector.

Boğaziçi Beton's New Contracts

Boğaziçi Beton (BOBET) signed contracts totaling 420 million TL for the production and supply of ready-mixed concrete. These agreements may consolidate the company’s market position.

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