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AI hardware stocks fall 6% to 21% as midterm results raise construction delays

AI-related hardware stocks plunged again on Thursday, with Nvidia dropping about 6% to $188.75 and Arm Holdings falling roughly 10%. Dell Technologies lost about 9%, wiping out roughly $20 billion in market value, while Ciena and Applied Optoelectronics each fell about 11% to 13%. The selloff followed a 7% to 21% drop in data-center builders and power-equipment makers on Wednesday, after…

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  • Nvidia fell about 6% to $188.75, Arm Holdings about 10%, and Dell erased $20 billion in value
  • Data-center builders and cooling stocks dropped 7% to 21% after midterm election results
  • UBS warns midterm wins could delay or cancel ~1/3 of 2028 U.S. data-center capacity

Investors fear stricter oversight could slow AI infrastructure growth. Texas’s new governor-elect has campaigned to pause data-center construction, and UBS analysts warn that delays could cancel nearly a third of the U.S. data-center capacity expected online in 2028. Even strong financial results, like Viavi Solutions’ 57% revenue jump to $469.3 million, failed to stop its stock from crashing 18%. Analysts suggest buying cautiously, focusing on companies with strong contracts and balance sheets.

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The AI Selloff Is Getting Worse. Nvidia, Dell and Data Center Stocks Are Plunging Hard. Is It Time to Buy the Dip?

fool.com · 5 November 2026

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