CIBR is trading at $94.48, down -2.96%, as technology shares weakened while investors assessed possible tighter U.S. oversight of AI and data-center expansion after the midterm elections.

  • CIBR had already fallen from $109.65 on October 27 to $97.36 on November 4.
  • Semiconductor shares sold off broadly, while Qualcomm fell after handset-chip sales missed expectations and its handset revenue declined 26% to $5.14 billion. The Nasdaq was also weaker, suggesting the move extended beyond one company.