"Hyperscale spending continues strong, enterprise consumption continues strong and broadband deployment across North America, Europe and even parts of Asia continues their multiyear trend of growth," said CEO Hock Tan.

Stocks finished higher Tuesday, thanks in part to thin holiday trading volumes and an overnight pullback for the U.S. dollar.

"We expect ongoing global macroeconomic factors and currency pressure to weigh on our customers, and as a result, their IT spending intentions," said CFO Tom Sweet.

Stock futures nudge higher as dollar retreats; oil prices steady as OPEC report, demand bets unsettle markets; GameStop edges higher after reports of Carl Icahn short; Zoom slumps after cutting sales outlook in 'challenging' environment and Dell Technologies slips lower as profit outlook clouds solid Q3 earnings.

The rout in financial markets since January has claimed a big casualty: tech billionaires.

VMware misled investors about its order-backlog management, regulators say. The software giant settled the case without admitting wrongdoing.

"While consumer IT hardware spending has been reported to be very weak, from our vantage point, infrastructure spend is still very much holding," said CEO Hock Tan.

Stock futures kick-off September in the red; Nvidia tumbles as U.S. bans AI chip shipments to China; Disney reportedly mulling 'Amazon-like' membership program; Apple shares weaker as IDC lowers global smartphone outlook and Broadcom Q3 earnings in focus as chip market wobbles.

"We are taking clear actions to mitigate near-term market headwinds and further strengthen our business for the future," said CEO Enrique Lores.

"A continued recovery of cross-border travel," helped Visa post better-than-expected first quarter earnings.

"While the full-year 2022, and particularly the fourth quarter, represented a challenging moment for Hasbro, we are confident in our Blueprint 2.0 strategy," said CEO Chris Cocks.

The world's largest automaker by sales volume just made a big change to its C-Suite.