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AI investing isn't just about the companies building the brains -- it's also about the businesses building the infrastructure that enables those brains to work together.

After Micron's earnings results, it's hard to imagine anyone saying memory chips are due for a crash.

Microsoft is no longer the main character as investors await OpenAI's IPO.

The boom in AI data centers is gaining strength, and that spells upside for these key suppliers.

Alphabet and IonQ are two popular picks in the quantum computing space.

Altimetry Research values SpaceX at $1.3 to $1.5 trillion and sees balanced risk, while favoring ASML, Northrop Grumman, and GE Vernova as cleaner plays on AI and space infrastructure.

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Investments and Nvidia's technology tend to go together with these stocks.

There's a clear answer for today, but a murky one for the future.

The first wave of AI investing focused on companies building powerful processors. But as AI systems become larger, a different challenge is emerging: moving massive amounts of data between those processors.

The market just left Accenture for dead.Here is a company that still turns every $1 of operating assets into about 28 cents of profit — a number most busin

In a completely AI-driven world, these companies could grow significantly in value.

This is one more step for the business to expand into robotics and AI.

Viewed through an AI lens, Amazon's stock is attractively priced relative to competitors.

Infleqtion is well positioned to compete in the expected quantum computing boom, with Nvidia and the U.S. government as backers.

The AI build-out turned the chipmaker into a giant -- but how much longer can the spending last?

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's ambition is to excel in the present moment and tend to the company's craft over decades.

The Vanguard Information Technology ETF is a top choice right now.

Autonomous vehicle technology continues to develop, and these companies could make the next stage of the driverless car revolution possible.

With just 30 components, the Dow's exclusivity is built on industry leadership, which SpaceX has in spades.

Investors can look outside of the biggest names in the tech ETF space and still find excellent performance, although a niche strategy comes with risks.

The market just left Accenture for dead.Here is a company that still turns every $1 of operating assets into about 28 cents of profit — a number most busin

Intel is betting big on chip manufacturing, while Navitas targets advanced power materials for AI and EVs.

Yes, many of the companies you've invested in also have their own stock portfolios. This is bullishness worth noting.

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