Artificial intelligence (AI) breathed new life into the semiconductor industry. Reminiscent of the early days of the PC wars when chip stocks battled each other for supremacy by outdoing the latest advance by a rival, AI now has spawned new challengers to the old guard. Almost daily, they seem to offer new features and power.Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) remains the AI chip stock of choice. But you don’t have to put all your eggs into one basket — or all your chips onto one wafer. There is a rapidly expanding univer ...

ARM's customers are starting to make products that are challenging Nvidia's GPU business.Nvidia (NVDA 2.49%) has been one of the best companies to be invested in over the past year. It has shot up like a rocket on the back of massive graphics processing unit (GPU) demand driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) arms race. GPUs are great for AI workloads because they allow parallel processing, making them far more powerful when crunching massive problems like AI model training.While these GPUs are incredib ...

These rapidly expanding companies could be among the biggest winners of the AI revolution.To generate robust returns in the stock market over many years, you'll need to find businesses with strong competitive positions and excellent long-term growth prospects.To assist you with your search for these fortune builders, here are two elite enterprises that are set to profit from perhaps the most powerful growth trend of all: artificial intelligence (AI).1. Arm HoldingsFrom the smallest sensors to the largest su ...

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New venture to be backed by SoftBank.Arm Holdings (ARM -3.43%) shares slipped after the company reported its fiscal 2024 fourth-quarter earnings results on May 8. However, the stock later rallied after reports came out that the company was set to develop its own artificial intelligence (AI) chips.Let's take a look at Arm's most recent quarterly report (for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024), long-term guidance, and how its plans to design its own AI chips could fuel growth.Strong first-quarter resultsAr ...

The AI wars are only getting more intense.When people think of artificial intelligence (AI), they gravitate to graphics processing unit (GPU) chip leader Nvidia (NVDA -1.99%)-- and rightly so. Nvidia currently has a huge lead making the chips needed for today's most advanced AI applications.But AI benefits will offer growth opportunities for lots of tech companies that haven't seen their stocks run as far and fast as Nvidia.On that note, there was big AI news this week for three tech giants, including two w ...

Investors were not impressed with the company's latest quarterly report, but they should not miss the bigger picture.Arm Holdings (ARM -3.43%) stock shot up big-time earlier this year following the release of its fiscal 2024 third-quarter results in February, which was not surprising, as management pointed out that the growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips is turning out to be a catalyst for its business. However, things have been going downhill for the British chip designer since then.Arm s ...

Investors bid up Arm after earnings, but that was exactly the wrong decision.In the week since Arm Holdings (ARM -2.20%) released fiscal year 2024 results, shares of the UK-based semiconductor chip designer have gained 8%, surging past $114 a share. That's the good news for Arm shareholders.The bad news is that, according to investment bank Bernstein, buying Arm's stock after earnings was exactly the wrong thing to do. In a report released Thursday, Bernstein argued that Arm's stock remains overpriced, and ...

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Semiconductor stocks have been the front and centre of all financial debates as investors and analysts alike continue to focus on artificial intelligence this year. Having said that, here are the top 4 top-performing semiconductor stocks for quick returns.Are you looking for signals & alerts from pro-traders? Sign-up to Invezz Signals™ for FREE. Takes 2 mins.Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA)Copy link to sectionOur list of best performing semiconductor stocks just had to begin with Nvidia as continues to be the top ...