Check out the companies making the biggest moves in pre-market trading: Super Microcomputers – Artificial Intelligence Technology Company surged 6% after the announcement that it has begun volume shipments of Nvidia Blackwell Ultra Solutions to customers around the world. Warner Bros Discovery – HBO Max owners rose nearly 8% following a 29% increase on Thursday. CNBC reported Thursday that Paramount Skydance is preparing an offer for Warner Bros Discovery. RH-Luxury furniture retailers fell by about 8% in pre-market transactions after significantly reducing their annual revenue outlook. The chain aims to earnings growth of 9% to 11% this year, down from its previous 10% to 13% target. Adobe – Software company rose more than 3% after reporting better than expected results in the third quarter. According to LSEG, Adobe won $5.31 per share, adjusted with revenue of $5.99 billion, while analysts estimated a profit of $5.18 against revenue of $59.1 billion. Baidu – The US-registered stock of a Chinese tech company has collected nearly 5% following reports from information that Baidu and Alibaba have begun training AI models using their own chips. Alibaba’s US registered stocks had fallen in fractions. Alaska Air – The airline added 3% behind the upgrade to buy from UBS’s neutral. Microsoft – Microsoft and Openai have reached a contract to expand their relationship. Microsoft’s shares rose by more than 1%. BIGBEAR.AI – AI National Security Company jumped over 7% after saying it promoted our arrival at Nashville International Airport. Opendoor Technologies – Meme Stock lost almost 4% after Opendoor rose 78% on Thursday when Shopify Executive Kaz Nejatian was the new CEO. KLARNA – Buy Now, the platform that paid for the later platform rose 3%, recovering about half of its 6% or more loss on Thursday. Klarna made her debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, closing at $45.82 after priced its first public offering beyond what was expected. Figure Technology Solutions – Blockchain lenders slid 1%. The figure debuted on the Nasdaq on Thursday, surpassing the $25 share IPO price by 24%. Gemini Space Station – The cryptocurrency company founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss is set to begin trading today. It priced the IPO at $28 per share late Thursday, according to Bloomberg. A Gemini spokesman could not confirm the report. (Learn the best 2026 strategies from within NYSE with Josh Brown and others on CNBC Pro Live. Tickets and info here.)
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