US technology stocks fell over concerns about the cost of artificial intelligence, BBC News reported. The outlet's report, headlined "US tech stocks see sharp falls over AI cost concerns," is the basis for the account of the market move given here.
According to BBC News, shares in Intel have continued to fall. The report summary did not say how far those shares have dropped, when the decline began, or how much of it was tied to the cost concerns named in the headline.
BBC News also said the tech-heavy Nasdaq opened at its "lowest level in more than two months." The summary did not give the index's level at the open, the size of its drop from earlier trading, or the companies that moved it most.
The report summary did not include comments from company executives, investors, analysts, or market officials, and it did not say whether the AI cost concerns came from a specific company, forecast, or event. Those points are not addressed in the material available for this story.
Beyond the Intel decline and the Nasdaq opening, the summary offered no further figures or named sources. The account here therefore reflects only what BBC News stated in its headline and summary, and it does not describe the broader market in detail.
Sources: BBC News: US tech stocks see sharp falls over AI cost concerns.