Britney Nguyen is a Breaking News Reporter at various prominent outlets, including Yahoo News and Business Insider. She specializes in finance and technology, covering themes such as AI and machine learning, trading technology, and software platforms. Britney's work has been featured in a wide range of publications, including Forbes, Gizmodo, and MarketWatch.
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Based on Britney Nguyen's article titles and coverage attributes, she appears to focus predominantly on government and politics, content & publishing, and big tech. She frequently covers breaking news, cites data in her articles, and often reports on government announcements.
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By: Britney Nguyen
The custom chip is designed to support the ChatGPT maker’s future AI models and products.
By: Britney Nguyen, William Gavin, Hannah Pedone, Emily Bary
Micron posted its third-quarter earnings after Wednesday's closing bell, with the report serving as a major barometer for the AI trade.
By: Britney Nguyen
The South Korean memory company could give investors more opportunities beyond Micron, though it may also raise awareness of industry dynamics.
“It is hard to overstate how significant last night’s earnings were,” a Mizuho managing director said.
The technology sector is increasingly taking its cues from an understated memory-chip manufacturer based in Boise, Idaho.
By: Britney Nguyen, William Gavin
AI spending has been a key engine for the market, and some investors now worry that it could stall out, one expert says.
By: Britney Nguyen, Philip Van Doorn
All of these stocks have soared by triple digits during the first half of 2026.
Through the first half of the year.
By: Britney Nguyen
Most of Sandisk’s annual revenue could eventually come from its new business model contracts that provide better visibility, BofA said.
By: Britney Nguyen
Memory chips were once seen as an unglamorous business, but Micron is betting AI will change the game for good.
