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These stocks are the ‘four horsemen of AI’ — and they’re not the ones you’d think

These stocks are the ‘four horsemen of AI’ — and they’re not the ones you’d think
MarketWatch Wednesday 23 September 2026, 13:58 UTC By Hannah Pedone 1 min read
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Looking beyond the artificial-intelligence stocks that have become almost household names for investors, there are other ways to play the boom in computing hardware.

Looking beyond the artificial-intelligence stocks that have become almost household names for investors, there are other ways to play the boom in computing hardware.
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