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One of the "most important companies in the world" just got smashed on semiconductor manufacturing concerns.

Japan is becoming an essential hub for developing AI advancements, which bodes well for Nvidia's hardware.

The contract chipmaker's cautious outlook doesn't apply to the AI leader.

AI stocks have soared over the last year, but these two could be at risk of a sell-off.

Long-term investors should take advantage of any big dip.

And that's just part of the interesting news for investors to dig into.

The company's shares nearly doubled over the past year, but the rise of AI could create more opportunities ahead.

Fresh off receiving U.S. CHIPS Act funding for a small manufacturing expansion, Microchip just announced a couple of AI and auto acquisitions.

Investors should use this pullback to add high-quality dividend growth companies.

First share decline in six months is leaving investors in a difficult position

This massive chip foundry seems unlikely to outpace the AI leader.

The semiconductor equipment maker faces a near-term slowdown.

Taiwan Semiconductor offers investors insights into the hottest investing trend of 2024.

Nvidia's AI demand will continue to be high for the foreseeable future.

The company is taking costly steps to boost 3nm capacity for AI chips.

Nvidia's customers are ramping up in-house AI chip development efforts, but investors need to look at the bigger picture.

The high-flying sector caught a bit of gloom at the end of the week due to several discouraging developments.

The worst week for big technology stocks since the COVID crash in 2020 dragged Wall Street across the finish line of another losing week

AT&T, TSMC, and Palo Alto Networks could head higher throughout the rest of the year.

After the AI-fueled optimism to begin the year, a weaker than expected outlook from ASML and TSMC cooled the red-hot chip sector.

Analysts at Citi expect a relatively muted earnings season from the chip industry, but they're still bullish on these top picks from the artificial intelligence and semi equipment specialties.

The chipmaker is taking a breather after its recent surge. Is this a buying opportunity?

TSM's collaboration with Meta in fabricating new AI chips positions its shares for continued upside. Let’s take a closer look.

Weakness in the smartphone market seemed to weigh on the stock after its first-quarter earnings report.

A survey of North American equities heading in both directions