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Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Wednesday, February 4th. I'm Julie Chang for the

Wall 3 Journal. The NASDAQ composite fell

today as chip stocks came under fresh selling pressure and concerns lingered about potential AI

disruption to software companies. The tech heavy index finished 1.5% lower, its fourth down

session in five trading days. Disappointing results from Chipmaker AMD sent its stock

down 17%, its biggest pullback since 2017. Palantir, Micron, and Apple Oven all fell 9% or more.

Some U.S. software companies, such as Adobe, Intuit and Workday were traced some of their sharp

Monday declines. Investors have long-harbored concerns

that AI will undercut the lucrative business models of companies specializing in code,

databases, and IT services. But recent advancements, such as new tools from Anthropic, have sharpened

those worries. In earnings, Google Parent Alphabet reported an 18% jump in fourth quarter revenue,

driven by growth in its digital advertising and cloud computing units as it ramped up spending on

AI. Sales reached nearly $114 billion ahead of analyst expectations. Net income was $34.5 billion,

a 30% increase compared with the same period a year earlier.

Finally, Snap logged higher revenue in the fourth quarter. The company behind Snapchat posted a

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