Microsoft Launches Copilot Health and Fireworks AI
Catch up on the top artificial intelligence news and commentary by Wall Street analysts on publicly traded companies in the space with this daily recap compiled by The Fly.PENTAGON DESIGNATION:Anthropic has sought a stay from a U.S. appeals court after being deemed a supply-chain risk by the Pentagon, pending a review of the case, Reuters. In the filing, Anthropic said this designation would cause "irreparable harm" to the company, with more than 100 enterprise customers reaching out over the designation.FTC CLEARANCE:with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission list Teslaas the acquirer of a stake in SpaceX from Elon Musk, who is CEO of both companies and the documents, dated March 11, also show Musk selling holdings to investors including Valor Equity Partners and DFJ Growth. The Tesla filings are related to its previously announced $2B investment in xAI, which is being rolled over into SpaceX after the recent merger of the AI firm with the space-launch company, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow and Kiel Porter.COPILOT HEALTH:Microsoftis launching Copilot Health, a separate, secure space within Copilot "where medical intelligence makes sense of your information and delivers personalized health insights that you can act on," the company said. According to Microsoft, "Copilot Health brings together your health records, wearable data, and health history into one place, then applies intelligence to turn them into a coherent story. Where the connection between your broken sleep and the reasons why become visible. Where you stop scrolling symptoms at midnight and start having better informed conversations. We're making Copilot Health available through a careful, phased rollout. Today we're opening a waitlist to join our early community shaping the experience."FIREWORKS AI:Microsoft is announcing the public preview of Fireworks AI on Microsoft Foundry, "bringing high-performance open model inference into Azure," according to the company. This integration reflects Microsoft Foundry's broader direction, namely "providing a single place where developers can not only run open models efficiently but also customize and operationalize them as part of a complete enterprise-ready AI lifecycle." Microsoft explained that, "With Fireworks AI on Foundry, developers can get access to best-in-class inferencing for open models, including optimized deployments for custom weight models. Fireworks AI is a market leader for high performance inference for open models. Its engine already runs at internet scale processing over 13T tokens daily, sustaining about 180 thousand requests per second, and generating over 1,000 tokens per second on large models, substantiated by leading benchmark performance on Artificial Analysis. This performance is now available on Foundry."HIMAX POPS:Shares of Himaxjumped on Thursday following aby Hunterbrook saying the company appears to be manufacturing critical optical components for Nvidia'sAI data center revolution. The report also states that, "Clues indicate it may be supplying Apple'snew smart glasses, too." "At Hunterbrook Media - with the help of Citrini Research - we followed a trail of patents, investments, and supply chain shifts. The upshot: The two customers Himax did not name appear to be the two most powerful technology companies in the world. Nvidia and Apple. And while investors are still apparently pricing Himax like a commoditized component supplier, the company appears to be emerging as a supplier of a critical optical component powering the next generation of AI data centers," the report reads. Based on Hunterbrook Media's reporting, Hunterbrook Capital is long Himax.PARTNERSHIP:Palantirannounced its sovereign AI OS reference architecture with Nvidia, which delivers customers a turnkey AI datacenter from hardware procurement to application deployment. The Palantir AI OS Reference Architecture delivers a complete, production-ready AI infrastructure. It is based on Nvidia Enterprise Reference Architectures, tested to run Palantir's complete software suite. The Sovereign AI architecture allows enterprises total control over their data, AI models and applications.MOVING TO FLOW:Googlestated in a Workspace blog, "On April 30, 2026, the best capabilities from Whisk are moving directly into Flow, Google's unified platform for AI-powered image and video creation. Users with active Whisk accounts will receive an email announcing this change. An in-product notification will guide them through migrating their content to Flow."
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- Delivery Miss: Tesla produced 408,000 EVs in Q1 but sold only 358,000, missing its delivery target, which may negatively impact investor confidence and lead to stock price volatility.
- Analyst Rating Adjustments: TD Cowen lowered Tesla's price target to $490 per share while maintaining a buy rating, expressing caution about the upcoming earnings report, as the delivery miss could affect market expectations.
- Capital Expenditure Concerns: Barclays analysts worry about Tesla's new 'Terafab' chip venture, estimating costs could rise into the trillions, potentially eroding cash flow and impacting profitability, posing challenges for the company's future growth.
- Sales Growth Expectations: Despite delivery challenges, analysts expect Tesla to achieve a 17% sales growth this quarter, with revenues exceeding $22.6 billion and projected earnings per share of $0.38, representing a 41% increase from last year, providing hope for the company's future.
- Market Surge: Global equities have surged, with the S&P 500 rising 0.80% and the Nasdaq Composite gaining 1.59%, both reaching record highs amid optimism surrounding the first direct talks between Israel and Lebanon in over 30 years, indicating strong investor confidence in market prospects.
- Japan's Performance: The Nikkei 225 index hit a new high, driven by a broader rally in Asian markets, particularly in technology and consumer cyclical stocks, reflecting investor confidence in the region's economic recovery.
- China's Economic Growth: China's GDP grew by 5% in the first quarter, exceeding economists' forecast of 4.8%, as reported by the National Bureau of Statistics, showcasing the resilience of the Chinese economy despite potential global demand shocks from the Iran conflict.
- World Bank Caution: The World Bank president cautioned in an interview that economic disruptions related to conflicts could last for months, even if the current fragile ceasefire holds, posing a potential threat to global economic recovery.
- BIRD's Strategic Shift: Allbirds (BIRD) announced a pivot towards GPU-as-a-Service and AI cloud infrastructure, planning to raise up to $50 million through a convertible financing facility to support this transition, despite market uncertainties surrounding its future.
- Intel Price Target Increase: Susquehanna raised Intel's (INTC) price target from $45 to $65, primarily based on strong expectations for server CPU demand and slightly better anticipated results ahead of its upcoming Q1 earnings report, indicating growing market confidence in its manufacturing turnaround.
- MRVL's Sustained Growth: Marvell Technology (MRVL) saw its stock rise for the sixth consecutive trading day, driven by demand in data-center AI networking and ASICs, with Oppenheimer raising its price target from $150 to $170 while maintaining an 'Outperform' rating, reflecting optimism about its future growth prospects.
- Retail Investor Sentiment: On Stocktwits, retail sentiment for BIRD and INTC was extremely bullish with high message volume, while MRVL maintained a bullish outlook, indicating strong investor interest in tech sectors like AI, semiconductors, and cloud infrastructure, with 62% of respondents eager to invest in these areas.
- Chip Production Initiative: Musk's team has reached out to chip suppliers including Applied Materials (AMAT), Tokyo Electron, and Lam Research Corp. (LRCX) to procure advanced chipmaking equipment for the Terafab project, aiming to start silicon manufacturing by 2029, reflecting his ambition in the high-tech sector.
- Demand for Quick Quotes: Musk's representatives have requested rapid price estimates from suppliers while providing minimal product information, and this 'light speed' approach may accelerate project progress but could complicate supply chain management.
- Partnership Expansion: Intel (INTC) joined the Terafab project last week, collaborating with Tesla (TSLA), SpaceX (SPACE), and xAI (X.AI) to help refactor silicon fab technology, indicating significant industry support that could enhance the project's market competitiveness.
- Market Reaction: Tesla's delivery figures indicate sustained demand in the market, and despite inventory concerns, the stock rose by 8%, reflecting investor confidence in Musk's new plans and potentially laying the groundwork for future growth.
- Supplier Urgency: The Terafab team has reached out to semiconductor equipment suppliers, including Applied Materials, Lam Research, and Tokyo Electron, requesting pricing and delivery timelines within days over a holiday weekend, indicating Musk's strong push to accelerate chip manufacturing plans, which could expedite Tesla's AI hardware strategy.
- Computing Capacity Goals: Terafab is expected to deliver about one terawatt of annual compute capacity, which will not only support Tesla's vehicle autonomy and robotics programs but also provide infrastructure for space-related initiatives tied to SpaceX, highlighting Tesla's ambitious goals in the AI sector.
- Positive Market Reaction: Following Musk's push for suppliers to accelerate, shares of Applied Materials and Lam Research rose over 1% and 3% respectively, while Tesla's stock climbed about 1%, reflecting market optimism regarding Tesla's AI chip manufacturing plans.
- Future Development Potential: Analysts suggest that the construction of Terafab could help address future chip and memory supply constraints, becoming a crucial part of Tesla's long-term AI infrastructure strategy and potentially paving the way for a future merger with SpaceX.
- Market Sentiment Rebound: The Nasdaq approaches all-time highs as the S&P 500 crosses the 7,000 mark, driven by investor optimism stemming from a potential de-escalation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and positive developments in the AI sector.
- Uber's Strategic Shift: Uber's announcement of over $10 billion investment in acquiring autonomous vehicles signifies a major strategic pivot, highlighting the substantial capital influx into AI-driven technologies and bolstering confidence across the tech industry.
- Expedia's Stock Volatility: Expedia's shares rose by 4%, despite an 8.7% decline year-to-date; investors who purchased $1,000 worth of shares five years ago would see their investment grow to $1,514, indicating long-term potential despite current economic and geopolitical challenges.
- Other Companies' Performance: Stocks of online marketplace companies like Instacart, Etsy, and Match Group saw increases of 3.6%, 3.8%, and 3.7% respectively, reflecting a positive market sentiment towards these firms amid the broader tech rally.











