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AI, quantum computing, and a reliable dividend should be enticing to long-term investors.

Investors are underestimating the growth potential of these leading tech companies.

Alphabet is emerging as a leader in the AI race, even among other big tech companies, and it's looking like the strongest horse in that race.

The once-hated stock is starting to win some fans.

Buying just one share of Nvidia would be a simple way to start betting on AI in the new year.

Both stocks are high-risk, high-reward.

High demand marches on for Nvidia's AI products and services.

These players may help you along the path to wealth.

Star fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller sold Broadcom and bought Sandisk in the third quarter.

Things are beginning to look up for the artificial intelligence (AI) chipmaker.

This company is already scoring an AI win.

Peter Thiel recently sold his stake in Nvidia and rotated capital into Apple and Microsoft.

The growth potential of these companies in the AI market could be significantly undervalued.

Dozens of companies, from small pure plays to tech megacaps, are attempting to make this promising new technology commercially viable.

All three trade at attractive valuations.

On Jan. 16, 2026, a landmark AMD data center lease and Rockdale land purchase put this Bitcoin miner’s AI ambitions in sharper focus.

AI-fueled server demand, surging trading volume, and sector momentum put this hardware maker in sharp focus, today, Jan. 16, 2026.

AMD is down by more than 20% from all-time highs, which presents a good opportunity to buy the dip.

Broadcom is primed to deliver explosive growth this year.

Some AI-focused companies are not worth the trouble.