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Two Stocks That Will Benefit From OpenAI Announcement
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Two Stocks That Will Benefit From OpenAI Announcement

During a recent episode of The AI Investor Podcast, Eric Bleeker covered the news regarding OpenAI's new custom chip, Jalapeño, and its comparison to Nvidia's Blackwell. OpenAI designed the chip with Broadcom and Celestica, which could be a boon to each of those company's stocks as we look ahead to 2027 and 2028. Eric also explored the implications for the broader semiconductor landscape now that the news about this latest chip is official.

Nvidia Just Broke the Stock Market (Again)
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Nvidia Just Broke the Stock Market (Again)

During a recent episode of The AI Investor Podcast, Eric Bleeker broke down Nvidia's massive earnings report and staggering 70 percent revenue growth forecast for 2028. Eric analyzed Nvidia's attractive valuation relative to the broader market, contrasting its growth trajectory with Broadcom, and explored reports that Nvidia is in talks to acquire Hugging Face for over 13 billion dollars, signaling an even deeper push into AI model infrastructure.

Forget the Biggest Chip Stocks — Analysts Say Buy These 2 Names
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Forget the Biggest Chip Stocks — Analysts Say Buy These 2 Names

Chips are big business and make big headlines. Globally, according to Fortune Business Insights, the semiconductor market was valued at $598.06 billion in 2025, and is expected to reach more than $1.47 trillion by 2034, representing a CAGR of 10.60% over the period. The US holds a vital position in the chip industry. The American market, with its combination of design and innovation leadership in semiconductors, its advanced manufacturing capabilities, and its strong protections for intellectual