Intel’s Project Moonshot SPARKS Growth While More Chip and Big Data Stocks are on the Move

Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC): In its Project Moonshot project to construct the type of low-cost, dense, energy-efficient servers more and more often used to deliver Internet/cloud services, H-P (NYSE:HPQ) is debuting a server system known as Gemini. As opposed to usual standalone servers, Gemini employs a mix of “server cartridges” that include low-power Intel “Centerion” Atom CPUs along with shared networking, storage and power/cooling resources. Project Moonshot also boasts ARM-based (NASDAQ:ARMH) CPUs. Shares of Intel traded up $0.08 (0.29%) recently at $27.5015.

Don’t Miss: BAM! Here’s Apple’s Response to Microsoft’s New THREAT.

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is up following the company’s reveal that the ARM-based version of Microsoft Surface will run on a Tegra app processor (although the exact Tegra chip is not known). Google’s coming Nexus tablet is planned to employ a Tegra 3 processor. Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) decision to use Nvidia is a small let-down for Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOMM), which revealed a Windows 8 partnership with Microsoft at CES.

Don’t Miss: Is Microsoft’s New Tablet an iPad CRUSHER?

Want news like this in real-time so you can get an edge? Click here for Wall St. Cheat Sheet Pro.

To contact the reporter on this story: staff.writers@wallstcheatsheet.com To contact the editor responsible for this story: editors@wallstcheatsheet.com

Premium Newsletters

Stock Investor Cheat Sheet

Stock Investor Cheat Sheet®

The ultimate Cheat Sheet for finding winning stock picks.
Learn More

Gold & Silver Newsletter

Gold & Silver

Don't miss one of the biggest bull markets in history! Covers Gold, Silver, Gold & Silver stocks, and miners.
Learn More

Commodities Premium Newsletter

Commodities Premium

There's always a bull market in some sector! Find the best opportunities in commodities.
Learn more

ETF Investing

ETF Investing

At last, a trading system that buys the right ETFs at the right time, time after time!
Learn more

Yahoo Finance, Harvard Business Review, Market Watch, The Wall St. Journal, Financial Times, CNN Money, Fox Business