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Minute for Monday, October 6 Zoe I'm Zoe Culkin for the Wall Street Journal. U.S. stocks were mostly higher today, with the tech heavy NASDAQ up 0.8% by this afternoon. The gains were largely fueled by the newly announced partnership between OpenAI and Advanced Micro Devices. The deal challenging industry leader Nvidia sent shares of AMD Sky High. By late afternoon, they were up 25%. At the same time, shares of Nvidia were down about 1%. Shares of the AI surveillance company AirShip AI surged today after it said the Justice Department and the Department of Homeland Security had awarded it 16 contracts worth a total of $11 million. The stock was up 19% late in the day, and it's more than tripled over the past year. Airship said it plans on pursuing additional awards from the US for the first quarter of the government's fiscal year, and immunologists Mary E. Branco, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi have won the Nobel Peace PR in physiology or medicine. The trio were awarded for uncovering a process that prevents the immune system from attacking its own tissues, unlocking a new field of research and potential therapies. They identified a core feature of how the immune system functions called regulatory T cells, which work to prevent the development of conditions like type 1 diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis. Clinical trials based on that knowledge are underway to test therapies for autoimmune diseases, cancer and post organ transplantation. For a deeper dive into what's happening in tech, check out Tuesday's Tech News Briefing podcast.
