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The stocks of these ‘toll takers’ could be the AI boom’s next big winners

The stocks of these ‘toll takers’ could be the AI boom’s next big winners
MarketWatch Monday 10 August 2026, 14:28 UTC By Robert Ross 1 min read
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The next boom could be in stocks of companies collecting recurring revenue from AI workloads.

The next boom could be in stocks of companies collecting recurring revenue from AI workloads. [Image text:] Alphabet amazon Microsoft
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