Macquarie, Applied Digital
Applied Digital Shares Climb on $5B Data Center Investment From Macquarie
Applied Digital shares climbed Tuesday after the company confirmed that Macquarie Asset Management would invest up to $5 billion in the AI company's data centers. Shares were recently up 23% to $9.55 in premarket trading. The stock's highest closing price in the past year was $10.68, reached in November; it's up 40% in the past 52 weeks.
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