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1. Micron and Sandisk continue rally as demand for memory expected to persist

   Shares of Micron and Sandisk jumped after Melius Research said in a report that demand for memory will remain strong through the end of the decade.

2. New Wall Street research touts our long-held view on AI and cybersecurity stocks

   CrowdStrike won fresh Wall Street support as analyst said rising AI-driven cyber threats increase demand for the company's security platform.

3. Judge in Musk v. Altman seats nine-person jury. Opening arguments start Tuesday

   The Musk v. Altman trial kicked off at a federal courthouse in Oakland, California, with jury selection followed by opening arguments.

4. Former Google DeepMind researcher's AI startup raises record $1.1 billion seed funding to pursue superintelligence

   Ineffable Intelligence has emerged from stealth with a $5.1 billion valuation.

5. Prediction markets prepare to invade one of crypto’s biggest and riskiest trades

   There’s a land grab underway in the U.S. for perpetual futures, one of the biggest and riskiest parts of crypto — and prediction markets want a piece of it.

6. Amazon’s bet on satellites is expensive and faces fierce competition. It also just might work

   Leo has the potential to "be a huge business out of nowhere," Jim Cramer said.

7. Spotify teams up with Peloton to launch global fitness content hub

   Spotify teams with Peloton to launch fitness content, potentially opening new revenue streams while expanding Peloton’s global reach.

8. OpenAI shakes up partnership with Microsoft, capping revenue share payments

   Things have changed since Microsoft and OpenAI announced a broad agreement following OpenAI's restructuring in October.

9. WHCD shooting, DOJ ends Powell probe, Musk vs. Altman and more in Morning Squawk

   Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day.

10. Qualcomm up 7% on report it’s partnering with OpenAI on smartphone AI chip

    Qualcomm will be working alongside MediaTek to develop a smartphone chip for OpenAI, with manufacturer Luxshare co-designing the device, an analyst said.