For the first time in several quarters, the broader semiconductor sector is showing early signs of recovery in terms of clearing inventory. Read more here.

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In the new era of semiconductor innovation, artificial intelligence is revolutionizing integrated circuit design through groundbreaking research by Srivatsan Nurani Subramanyam. His pioneering work on Design Rule Check routing convergence represents a major leap in chip manufacturing technology.

These impressive figures were primarily driven by the company's AI-related offerings, with AI revenue skyrocketing by 220% to $12.2 billion

However, billionaire David Tepper sold Nvidia in the third quarter and bought a shocking AI stock: electric utility Vistra ( VST -0.13%). That was a bad pun, but Tepper is a good case study for investors because his hedge fund Appaloosa more than doubled the return of the S&P 500 ( ^GSPC -0.00%) in the last three years.

According to Counter Point’s semiconductor revenue tracker, the revenue of semiconductors has risen 17% Year-over-Year (YOY) and has reached $158.2 billion in Q3 2024. The main reason for this growth is AI technologies,

Broadcom stock recorded a 13% surge supported by solid Q1 AI projections as well as on the back of strong fourth-quarter earnings performance.

Semiconductor stocks face increasing risk in 2025 as tariffs and geopolitical risk rise. I analyze which semiconductors have the highest and lowest exposure to China.

While these tiny chips power everything from microwaves to advanced systems, their real importance lies in artificial intelligence and 5G.

Discover how Broadcom's booming AI business and partnerships like with Apple are driving its stock surge, but is the near-term upside limited?