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A leading provider of virtualised cable network technology is benefitting from the DOCSIS 4.0 upgrade cycle while building a growing fibre business.

This ‘picks and shovels’ play is riding an AI-driven NAND boom, diversifying from consumer electronics into enterprise storage and automotive markets.

These Three Stocks Are Pushing Physical AI Towards Its ChatGPT Moment

Sterling Infrastructure is riding surging US data centre construction demand, though capacity constraints and a rich valuation complicate the outlook.

These three stocks offer investors exposure to the fast-growing radiopharmaceutical and precision medicine market.

MercadoLibre’s Q2 revenue grew at its fastest rate in four years, but investment squeezed margins, testing the bull case for sustained profitability.

Despite strong quarterly results, this chipmaker’s shares fell as investors reassessed elevated expectations; nonetheless, five out of seven analysts say ‘buy’.

Backed by Nvidia, these companies are central to Japan’s robotics push – but can they fend off China’s cheaper manufacturing edge?

Even as semiconductor stocks face a sell-off, these chip equipment firms are riding the AI memory boom in chip equipment.

A copper miner looks to expand production and make the most of rising copper demand driven by the AI infrastructure boom.

These stocks show the biggest gaps to analyst price targets. What are the bull and bear case for each amid the recent sell-off?

Nebius is building a full-stack AI cloud platform with Nvidia’s backing, but faces growing competition from big beasts in the space.

Shares of the US’ largest mortgage lender are down nearly 20% year-to-date, but the company remains well positioned to benefit when rates move lower.