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It's leaving the past behind, and investors cheered the move.

Taiwan Semiconductor is a reasonably priced AI investment.

One is a turnaround story burning cash; the other generated $34.4 billion in free cash flow last year. The valuation gap tells the rest.

Which of these two quantum computing start-ups is the better buy?

IonQ boasts triple-digit growth but burns cash at an alarming rate, while SoundHound AI is smaller yet closer to profitability.

The popular AI stock was flat after the latest report, but there's plenty of good news ahead.

AppLovin missed Q2 estimates but maintains strong margins and an expanding AI advertising platform. The Trade Desk posted its slowest revenue growth in years with a weaker quarter expected ahead.

CoreWeave has huge growth potential, but it needs to work on its profitability.

Skyworks is preparing for one of the biggest changes in its history. The numbers behind the Qorvo deal reveal what could drive the next phase and what could derail it.

Amphenol is trading near an all-time high. Does a maker of connectors and cables still have room to run?

SK Hynix's revenue has accelerated dramatically over eight quarters, while ASML maintained steadier growth — a divergence that reshapes how investors should view these semiconductor-industry heavyweights.

Buybacks can signal that a company's best growth days are behind it, but that isn't the case with Nvidia.

AMD grew far faster than Applied Materials in 2025, but its stock carries a richer valuation and potential dilution from warrants issued to two large AI customers.

ASML offers unmatched demand visibility, while Applied Materials brings broader AI-driven growth at a lower valuation.

One designs the chips, while the other manufactures the machines that build them. But their valuations tell a starkly different story.

Palantir stock has made a parabolic move, and it could surge higher amid growing demand for AI software.

Nvidia has delivered a win to investors in recent years.

Arm compounds reliably across billions of devices. Credo is posting near-triple-digit growth in AI data center connectivity. The growth gap is significant, and so is the valuation gap.

Broadcom has locked-in AI revenue commitments from the world's largest tech companies, while Applied Materials offers broad chip equipment exposure across the semiconductor manufacturing build-out.

The Claude creator is trying to strike while the iron is hot.