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Q3 revenue beat estimates at $1.63bn and FY2026 revenue guidance was raised above consensus to $6.39bn-$6.42bn.

The stock surged due to TSMC node certification, new AI agent launch, Morgan Stanley price target upgrade, and an EDA sector rally.

The stock surged following the launch of an AI design agent, an expanded TSMC partnership, and positive analyst rating upgrades.

The stock surged following the launch of a chip design AI agent, an expanded 2nm Samsung partnership, and strong institutional buying.

Cadence launched its ChipStack AI RTL agent and expanded its TSMC partnership with A14 node certification.

Shares fell due to a spike in Treasury yields, software sector contagion following weak peer earnings, and institutional profit-taking.

The stock dropped due to sector-wide valuation multiple compression, rising Treasury yields, institutional rotation, and insider sales.

A sharp global bond yield spike triggered a macro sell-off and valuation compression across high-multiple growth software equities.

A surge in Treasury yields and insider stock sales triggered multiple compression and profit-taking across high-valuation software equities.

The stock fell due to macro-driven valuation compression from surging Treasury yields, high oil prices, and hawkish Fed rate expectations.

Cadence surged due to a strong backlog conversion update at a conference, rapid AI design adoption, and major institutional buying.

The stock surged due to an oversold technical rebound, institutional buying, management's AI rebuttal, and a strong Q2 earnings beat.

Shares fell after reports showed Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 model designed a chip using free open-source tools, raising disruption fears.

Moonshot AI unveiled Kimi K3, an open-weight model that designed a chip without commercial EDA tools, sparking fears of AI disruption.