US pre-market news at a glance: CPI accelerates, rate hike odds surge; Qualcomm-Samsung foundry talks hit deadlock; 'Big Short' closes Nvidia put options.

BlockBeats news, September 11, key pre-market news in the U.S. stock market is as follows:

U.S. August CPI accelerated, and the market raised its rate hike expectations, with about a 90% probability of a Fed rate hike next week, while the market fully expects two Fed rate hikes by the end of the year.

After the CPI release, global markets remained strong. U.S. stock index futures extended gains, all up more than 1%. Spot gold rebounded more than $70 from its post-CPI low, breaking above $4,360 per ounce, after earlier falling to around $4,290 per ounce. Bitcoin briefly dipped before recovering to $78,000. Ethereum broke above $2,500.

SpaceX's chief financial officer revealed that it recently won a large AI computing power hosting order, which could bring SpaceX about $1.1 billion in new monthly revenue, and the company is "confident" of reaching its $100 billion ARR target by the end of the year.

A new round of wafer foundry negotiations between Qualcomm and Samsung Electronics has reached a deadlock due to price disagreements. Industry insiders said the AP project expected to use Samsung's foundry division's 2nm process to manufacture chips for Qualcomm may be delayed until next year.

Microsoft is turning down some AI and cloud service business due to computing power shortages, and plans to expand global data center capacity from the current about 12 gigawatts to more than 38 gigawatts by 2032.

Michael Burry, the real-life figure behind "The Big Short," closed out his put options on Nvidia and Palantir expiring in December this year, because he wants to hold more cash in order to assess changing market conditions in the fall.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said cybersecurity may become AI's next major application area. AI models are accelerating automatic programming and are disrupting the cybersecurity industry.