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Nvidia and AMD have both seen strong growth in the data center segments. The data center is a much larger piece of total revenue for Nvidia, compared to AMD.

Advanced Micro Devices is finally making a splash in the artificial intelligence hardware market. AMD is converting sales into meaningful amounts of real, spendable cash.

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AMD shares have dipped in the past month, reflecting a shift in market sentiment amid the growing dominance of NVIDIA.

AMD is trying to cut its teeth in the AI data center market, and it also has a solid growth opportunity in the form of AI-enabled PCs. The demand for custom AI chips has given a terrific boost to Marvell's data center business.

The notion that an investor can turn $10,000 into $1 million without a very long investment period will certainly raise a lot of eyebrows. However, many high-growth stocks have turned a $10,000 investment into $1 million.

Finding potential trillion-dollar companies is a calculated risk that may significantly improve an investor's portfolio. The encouraging development paths of three businesses are on track to accomplish this goal.

Rising interest in semiconductor companies has driven markets to all-time highs. While little focus is paid on companies like Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD ) Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA ) here) gets plenty of attention.