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hype

[hahyp] / haɪp /
NOUN
extensive publicity
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Chip-equipment makers could benefit from Musk’s plan to manufacture his own chips, analysts say — but the venture is still heavy on hype and light on specifics.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bernstein’s Rasgon shared a similar view to Klein, writing in a Monday note that the Terafab announcement currently doesn’t mean “all that much beyond the hype.”

From MarketWatch

One hundred games into her high school career, Smith is living up to the hype thrust upon her when she was named MaxPreps’ national freshman of the Year in 2024.

From Los Angeles Times

And the real tell that the AV hype cycle has begun anew?

From The Wall Street Journal

Kelly: Has it all been quite surreal because there's been so much understandable hype around it... you getting to the record... when you were going to break it and the fact that you have.

From BBC