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SpaceX is getting a lot of attention, but Nvidia is still the better buy.

Elon Musk has two of the largest companies in the world under his management.

Muse is tantalizing investors.

Nvidia and Apple generated nearly the same amount of revenue during their most recent quarters.

Four of the chipmaker's five previous best years since 1981 were followed by a down year. Why would 2027 be different?

The industry disruptor hasn't been a market-beating investment for its shareholders.

Palantir's growth is extraordinary, but the valuation sets a demanding bar. See what AIP, margins, government demand, and the math reveal about its long-term upside.

A wave of AI leaders are warning about the pace of frontier models and their fear of them getting “out of control.” However, there may be other reasons why they’re sounding the alarm at this precise moment.

The exuberance surrounding Intel's stock is getting a bit too high.

SpaceX has some impressive business, but its stock has been anything but.

Broadcom and Marvell are both gaining from the AI infrastructure boom, but one stock offers a better risk-reward proposition.

The demand for Intel's server CPUs is exceeding supply by a big margin.

Meta is catching up with AI competitors, and investors are noticing.

Real-time error correction is an important issue to solve in quantum computing.

The last time the memory specialist set a margin record, the number fell by more than half within a year.

Eos Energy Enterprises could emerge as a large-cap, but net operating losses and dilutive drag are real concerns.

The NAND supplier just delivered record results, and the pullback leaves the stock at a single-digit forward multiple.

The stock has jumped more than 60% over three months.

While Buffett has never owned Nvidia, the stock has several traits that fit his approach.

The chip designer's AI forecast has only risen since the stock peaked in June. Has the sell-off gone too far?