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Who says investors are wary of pricey AI investments these days?

Alphabet has what it takes to reach this milestone.

Both companies are spending heavily on AI this year.

GOOG stock has been down, but it has potential for long-term growth. Its AI offerings are improving, business is growing, and management is ambitious.

This turnaround is one of the biggest in stock market history.

According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, which cited people familiar with the matter, Google has amped up financial support to many of its data-center partners that provide computing power to customers.

Paul Tudor has bought a fresh position on tech giant Google and more.

Looking for the "next" giant, not the current one? These two picks could be bigger than Nvidia in 10 years, especially if the chip giant's growth rates cool down.

An actively managed ETF, Akre Focus targets high-quality U.S. companies with strong returns and disciplined management.

Philippe Laffont, a hedge fund manager with an excellent track record, sold Nvidia and bought Netflix in the fourth quarter.

Broadcom is one of the top AI infrastructure stocks right now.

One "magnificent" company looks to be the new apple of Druckenmiller's eye in the artificial intelligence (AI) arena.

Zillow Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: Z) partners with Alphabet Inc.'s Google to enhance home-buying guidance through AI.

Google’s Gemini 3, released in November, drew widespread praise and gave a notable lift to the company’s financial performance.

Nvidia's stock is expected to skyrocket over the next few months.

Quantum stocks soared in 2025, but the "smart money" isn't buying the hype.

One of these companies' services appears to be losing relevance. The other seems to be gaining it.

OpenAI is under pressure as Chinese firms make remarkable progress in AI. With competition on pricing and model rankings, its IPO may be tough.

Market leaders Nvidia, Alphabet, and TSMC have long-term moats.

The Vanguard Mega Cap Growth ETF has delivered a blistering annual return of 18.8% over the past decade.

Both tech stocks trade at similar valuations, but one has greater upside potential.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai defended Google's $15 billion AI investments amid bubble concerns, while Demis Hassabis emphasized AI as a human-augmenting tool and James Manyika urged governments to focus on upskilling for task-based workforce changes.