News for NEXTDC Limited (NXT.AX)

NextDC is riding the waves of the AI hype cycle and going international. But so far, it's still loss making.

Next month, the Reserve Bank of Australia faces one of its most…

Some national mastheads servicing the great minds of this sunkissed country have on Thursday reported a bounceback in ASX tech stocks.

We believe data centers are currently experiencing a remarkable growth phase as the demand for digital services, cloud computing, and broader GenAI applications increases significantly.

The rapid rise of Chinese AI company DeepSeek has seen a broad sell off-off of technology, electricity, and data centre companies.

It's hard not to feel sorry for Australia's tech sector on Tuesday. We're forever caught in the riptide of Wall Street – and now China.

The local share market failed to hang on to mid-session gains, closing in the red. It followed a technology rout on Wall Street, fuelled by the rapid rise of Chinese AI start up DeepSeek. Here's how the trading day played out, with insights from our business reporters.

It was a day not without its big-name earnings from the likes…

If the Artificial Intelligence (AI) thematic is developing cracks, you won’t see…

Australian ASX 100-listed data centre operator uses Vertiv prefabricated modular infrastructure to speed Port Hedland facility build time and strengthen data centre performance in the Pilbara region.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering (ASX: SXE) has been awarded $125 million in new contracts across Australia’s data centre, commercial, manufacturing,

The ASX200 rose 0.9 per cent to record its highest ever close, with every sector except technology gaining ground.

Bigtincan Holdings has fielded an offer from Investcorp. But if you think it's underwhelming – consider Wall Street volumes.

ASX sees lowest number of floats since global financial crisis despite stock index hitting record highs

As the US reaffirms its commitment to fossil fuels, this may provide inspiration for investors to look at our own traditional energy sector

The ASX200 finished 0.3 per cent lower amid tumbling oil prices, double-digit gains for lithium companies and a US presidential debate.

The ASX200 closed down 0.3% at 7,988 points. The US Presidential debate between Trump and Harris had little affect on the Aussie market.

Futures have the ASX200 opening flat today. US Vice President Kamala Harris will debate Donald Trump at 11am AEST, 10.30am Adelaide time, or, 9am in Perth.

The ASX200 has recorded a modest bounce but the energy sector has closed down as oil prices dropped under $US74 a barrel.