Heading into 2025, AI continues to be a focal point for investors, and deservedly so. In today’s video, I am going to break down six top AI stocks for 2025 not named Nvidia. Nvidia is a given heading into the new year, but these six companies are also expected to shine in the new year.
One of those top AI companies is going to be Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), which can kind of fly under the radar when talking about “AI” companies. The company is creating its own chips and building its customer base for those in addition to being a well-balanced company.
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