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Applied Digital is scaling massive AI infrastructure with long term contracts and a bold spin out that could unlock explosive upside.

Investors looking to buy a beaten-down AI stock should take a closer look at this name before it starts soaring.

Intel was first to market with backside power delivery.

Alphabet is beginning to emerge as Wall Street's new favorite artificial intelligence (AI) growth stock.

These chip companies are well positioned for the growing investment in AI.

A catalyst may be just ahead.

Platform providers like Uber already have a distinct advantage in the upcoming autonomous ride-hailing market.

CoreWeave launched its IPO last March.

Select analysts foresee a trio of industry-leading AI stocks climbing by 89% to 109% in the new year.

CNBC's Jim Cramer thinks Micron and Sandisk can maintain their momentum because of an unprecedented memory chip supply shortage.

A few years from now, many investors could look back and wish they had bought these stocks.

Palantir could continue to post impressive results in 2026.

This company's stock is up 200% over the last year -- and is still rising.

Even the outwardly positive developments for the enterprise software specialist weren't met with enthusiasm by investors.

These stocks have incredible long-term opportunities.

Future performance could look very different from recent performance for these two tech companies.

This past year was the first time AMD's stock outperformed Nvidia's since 2019.

Berkshire Hathaway finally invested in a company with some AI chops.

Wall Street is calling for massive upside in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing stock.

Wall Street is warming up to the chipmaker's AI-driven growth strategy.