United States stock futures are edging lower this morning as investors brace for the release of delayed economic data. The Dow futures are down slightly by 42 points, the S&P 500 futures have dipped seven points, and NASDAQ futures are down 46 points, reflecting a cautious mood among traders. Wall Street started the week on a positive note, fueled by Federal Reserve comments that raised hopes of a potential interest rate cut in December. However, concerns remain about an artificial intelligence bubble with fears about heavy debt fueled spending in the AI infrastructure sector. Analysts are seeing signs of stabilization, noting that money is shifting within the artificial intelligence space, with significant investments flowing into companies like Google and Broadcom to capitalize on new artificial intelligence technologies. In corporate news, Google is intensifying its efforts to compete with NVIDIA in the artificial intelligence chip market, with Meta platforms emerging as a major potential customer for Google's tensor processing units. Dell Technologies is set to report earnings after the market close with strong growth forecasts driven by rising demand for servers that power artificial intelligence workloads. Dell expects adjusted profit growth of at least 15 % annually, nearly doubling its previous target, highlighting its position as a major beneficiary of the artificial intelligence boom.