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These stocks have both been strong, market-beating investments over the past decade, but their growth strategies differ.

If the stock price rose to $1,200 again, Nvidia's market cap would be a whopping $28 trillion.

AI will not eat this software stock.

IonQ just received incredible news on an important contract.

Apple has tapped John Ternus to become its new CEO.

This semiconductor stock continues to crush the major indexes for all the right reasons.

Rigetti just made a huge move in the U.K., but the stock keeps falling. Here's why the gap between ambition and execution could create either major upside or more pain.

Wall Street panic crushed Nvidia stock, but the company's AI story may be stronger than ever. Here's why the recent sell-off could be sending investors the wrong signal.

ASML raised its 2026 guidance, expecting stronger capital investments from AI hardware companies to meet robust end-market demand.

New CEO John Ternus will take over on Sept. 1, 2026.

Both companies are growing fast on the back of massive contracts with big tech leaders.

The Iran ceasefire exposed the small group of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure players already wired into the next two years of spending.

Super Micro still has real AI upside, but broken trust may be keeping the stock cheap. Here's why the next move could depend less on products and more on credibility.

Growth investors have been moving capital away from technology stocks throughout 2026.

These three stocks are well positioned for the Q1 earnings season and beyond.

Q1 2026 looked good for Netflix, but investors are worried about what comes next.

Arm's first in-house AI chip could reshape its whole business model, but with the stock already expensive, investors need to decide whether this is a breakout or a trap.

Dynatrace offers a rare mix of real AI exposure, strong cash flow, and buyback support.

Nvidia's AI business helped the company reach $215 billion in revenue last year.

These low-cost Vanguard equity index exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have rallied as much as 1,850% since their inception dates, including dividends.