Wanism’s Newsletter
What happened in tech that actually mattered, and what did it mean?
What happened in tech that actually mattered, and what did it mean?

The social media giant Meta Platforms (META) released its Q2 2024 earnings report (April to June 2024) after the US market closed on July 31, beating market expectations for both revenue and profits.

The Cupertino-based tech giant Apple (AAPL) released its FY24 Q3 financial results (April to June 2024) after the bell on August 1, beating market expectations on revenue and earnings.

The software and cloud services giant Microsoft (MSFT) dropped its FY24 Q4 earnings report (April to June 2024) after the bell on July 30. Growth rates across all three segments slowed compared to the previous quarter, with the closely-watched Azure business growth falling short of market consensus.

EV giant Tesla (TSLA) dropped its Q2'24 earnings report (April to June 2024) after the bell on 7/23. The results beat the Street on revenue but came in slightly below expectations on earnings.

Streaming giant Netflix (NFLX) dropped its Q2'24 earnings report (April-June 2024) after the bell on 7/18, delivering numbers that beat the Street's expectations. The company outperformed on both top and bottom lines.

As the AI wave sweeps across the globe, a new trend is quietly taking shape - Edge AI.

At WWDC 2024, Apple finally unveiled its AI strategy, easing concerns about falling behind in the AI era - problems that weren't unfounded.
The credit rating agency Fitch recently lowered the credit rating of U.S. debt from “AAA” to “AA+” due to fiscal and political instability. Despite this, U.S. debt inflation has not occurred this year. Many central banks worldwide have borrowed heavily…
Memory giant Micron (NASDAQ: MU) released its FY2023 Q1 quarterly report, with revenue of $4.085 billion (down 47% year-on-year, lower than the expected $4.15 billion), EPS loss of -$0.04 (lower than expected -$0.02), and gross margin of 22.9% (lower than…