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Alphabet has one of the strongest AI positions in the world, but the competition is becoming far more interesting.

AI's growing power needs could become a long-term opportunity for these three nuclear stocks.

This exchange-traded fund exclusively invests in America's largest growth companies.

The tech company will now report Azure's revenue in its quarterly results, not just its overall growth rate.

CoreWeave's push into "Physical AI" could unlock a new AI market for Nvidia.

Nvidia fell, Microsoft rose, and both moves trace back to the same weekend essay. Meanwhile, oil prices are soaring again.

As AI spending strains free cash flow, Alphabet and Meta have halted share buybacks and share counts are rising, while Microsoft holds steady and NVIDIA posts record repurchases.

The business is performing much better than its stock may suggest.

Amazon stock was lower while Google and Microsoft were higher as investors digested Anthropic's AI slowdown call.

IREN's AI ambitions are getting a real-world test. See what Horizon 1 changes, what must happen next, and why repeatable execution could matter more than another blockbuster contract.

AMD's 34% revenue surge and 12.5% net margin contrast sharply with ASML's 29.4% profitability and $12.3 billion in free cash flow.

Volatility could be looming, but there's a silver lining for investors.

One is the fastest-growing connectivity play in AI infrastructure. The other has Nvidia's backing and a decade of hyperscaler relationships. Which belongs in your portfolio?

CrowdStrike is generating record revenue and free cash flow while C3.ai works to rebuild from the ground up. The gap in execution between these two companies tells the whole story.

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Comments from Google Cloud's CEO suggest free cash flow could come back in a major way.

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Oracle shares have crashed on concerns over its AI infrastructure spending.

VONG and VOOG offer similar structures, but they diverge in diversification and recent performance.

The tech giant appears to be in good hands.