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Applied Materials, the chipmaking-equipment supplier whose CEO says AI continues to fuel strong demand for semiconductors, reported revenue for its fiscal fourth quarter ended 25 October 2026 of a record $10.41 billion, up 53 percent year over year
Verified 2026-11-13
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Chipmaking-equipment sales are an early signal of how much the industry is investing to build AI chips, so record tool sales point to sustained spending on new factory capacity.
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