In the days following Donald Trump's return to the White House, the stock market has set record highs. While Trump has promised to cut taxes and boost business, he's also expressed his desire to regulate certain big tech players,

Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) stock hasn't exactly set the market on fire this year as compared to some other illustrious names in the semiconductor industry. Shares of the chipmaker are down 26% since hitting a 52-week high on June 18 as of this writing.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has turned out to be one of the key reasons behind the healthy growth of the semiconductor industry. The proliferation of this technology has driven an increase in demand for multiple types of chips ranging from application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) to processors to memory.

AI could become a multitrillion-dollar industry. There are still high-quality stocks with compelling risk-reward upside potential. Here are three of them.

The AI boom still has a long way to go, and any of these three stocks offer a great way to invest in the long-term potential.

Investors looking to buy a potential AI winner trading at a reasonable valuation should consider taking a closer look at this company.

Nvidia ( NVDA -3.26%) first disclosed a stake in fellow semiconductor company Arm Holdings ( ARM -5.59%) in the fourth quarter of 2023. The position was valued at $147 million at the time, but a recently filed Form 13F shows the position is now worth more than $280 million and accounts for about 65% of Nvidia's $433 million stock portfolio.

One question stands out in a world filled with curious minds and boundless possibilities: Why should kids explore Artificial Intelligence (AI)? AI opens the door to innovation, critical thinking, and future-ready skills.

With how popular some artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have become, many investors may feel like they've missed the boat. However, one of the top ways to invest in AI just went on sale. ASML (NASDAQ: ASML) has a technology that nobody else has,

Plenty of tech companies are all-in on artificial intelligence, but perhaps two of the most prominent players in AI's growth are semiconductor companies that have been at the forefront of AI processing for years.