(Updates after markets open)
** Shares of U.S.-listed companies linked to artificial
intelligence recovered ground in choppy trading after a steep
slump in the previous session
** Selloff in global technology shares eases after Monday's
rout, sparked by Chinese startup DeepSeek's launch of a free AI
assistant
** Despite day's rebound, continued volatility likely as
investors question the dominance of U.S. AI companies and the
need for expensive chips
** AI darling Nvidia NVDA.O rises 2.5% after slumping 17%
on Monday and losing $593 billion from its market value, a
record one-day loss for any company
** Nvidia shares briefly turned negative when markets opened
before turning higher
** Chip stocks mixed: Broadcom AVGO.O reverses
premarket gains to trade 0.6% lower, Philadelphia SE
Semiconductor Index .SOX down 0.9%
** U.S.-listed shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
TSM.N up 2.4%, Marvell Technology MRVL.O gains 2.3%, U.S.
listing of Arm Holdings ARM.O up 1%
** Apple AAPL.O jumps 4%
** Alphabet GOOGL.O gains 1.4%, Microsoft MSFT.O up
1.7%, Meta Platforms META O> rises 2.2%
** Software company Oracle ORCL.N up 2.8%, Palantir
Technologies PLTR.O rises 4.4%
** C3.ai AI.N up 4.3%, cloud computing provider Arista
Networks ANET.N gains 2%
** AI server maker Super Micro Computer SMCI.O down
3.5% after 12.6% drop on Monday
(Reporting by Lisa Mattackal)
((LisaPauline.Mattackal@thomsonreuters.com;))