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AI

The 10 Best AI Stocks to Own in 2025

Artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of innovation, creating unparalleled opportunities for investors who act early.

As we step into Industrial Revolution 5.0, AI is transforming sectors like healthcare, finance, and manufacturing at a rapid pace.

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Semiconductors

Qualcomm Wins Legal Battle Over Chip Licensing Dispute

Qualcomm has successfully defended itself in a legal battle against Arm Holdings, overcoming allegations of breaching a licensing agreement tied to chip technology acquired in a 2021 startup purchase. The federal court trial concluded with jurors determining that Qualcomm adhered to its licensing terms when incorporating Arm’s chip designs into its processors, avoiding higher fees. However, the jury was unable to decide whether the acquired startup itself had violated the agreement, leaving that matter unresolved for now.

The case highlights the growing tensions between Qualcomm and Arm, once close collaborators, as they increasingly compete in the computer processor market. This dispute has significant implications, given the widespread reliance on Arm’s licensed chip architecture in products developed by many leading tech companies.

Arm had argued that Qualcomm should have renegotiated the startup's license agreement and even demanded the destruction of certain acquired designs. Qualcomm countered by asserting its rights under an existing general license that it believed covered the contested work.

While Qualcomm emerged from this phase of the dispute with favorable outcomes, Arm plans to seek a retrial to address the unresolved claims. This legal battle underscores the high stakes in the evolving chip market as industry leaders vie for technological dominance.

Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI Unveils Advanced AI Model to Elevate Complex Problem Solving

OpenAI is gearing up to release a next-generation artificial intelligence model designed to tackle more complex reasoning tasks with advanced capabilities. This latest development aims to strengthen its position in the AI race alongside competitors like Google and other industry leaders.

The upcoming model, named o3, focuses on solving intricate, multi-step problems by dedicating additional processing time to user queries. A smaller version, o3-mini, is also in the pipeline, with releases planned for early next year. OpenAI emphasized its commitment to safety by inviting researchers to test the models for security and ethical concerns before the official launch.

Since the debut of its widely recognized chatbot, ChatGPT, OpenAI has continuously advanced its technology, introducing models such as GPT-4 and its first reasoning model, o1. The o3 model builds on these innovations, leveraging new techniques to ensure it behaves responsibly while providing accurate and efficient responses.

As other major tech players introduce enhanced models with similar aspirations, the challenge of improving AI without significant trade-offs becomes more evident. OpenAI’s efforts to address these issues include implementing strategies to enhance reasoning and alignment, ensuring the technology adheres to ethical standards.

This announcement reflects OpenAI’s ongoing push to redefine the boundaries of AI capabilities while addressing the complexities of responsible development.

Software

Google Responds to Antitrust Ruling With Proposed Business Practice Changes

The Department of Justice has outlined potential actions to address concerns about Google’s dominance in the search engine market, including a proposal to divest key assets. In response, Google has put forward its own solutions that focus on modifying business practices rather than breaking up the company.

Google’s approach suggests revisiting agreements with browser developers, smartphone manufacturers, and wireless carriers. These changes aim to ease concerns about exclusivity deals and how they influence competition. The proposal also includes limiting the tying of licenses for its apps with preinstalled services and introducing periodic reviews for certain agreements. However, it stops short of addressing ideas like sharing its search data with rivals, a measure the DOJ believes could foster competition.

For the next few years, Google’s proposed plan would allow payment for default search engine placement while ensuring more flexibility for browsers and platforms. The company intends to implement these adjustments temporarily as discussions continue.

Despite this, Google plans to appeal the legal ruling that declared it a monopoly, while preparing an updated proposal for review before an upcoming trial. This move indicates the company’s efforts to navigate regulatory challenges without compromising its operational framework.

Technology

Discover the Next Magnificent 7 Stocks for 2025

The original “Magnificent Seven” tech companies—Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta, and Tesla—have defined the market, delivering tremendous gains to early investors.

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