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Cloud computing is a major beneficiary of the rise of AI.

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The cloud business at the center of this company's AI strategy is growing at its fastest pace in nearly four years.

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Companies that get outbid are usually the losers. But maybe not this time.

Both chipmakers have soared on the AI boom, but only one looks like the clearer buy at today's prices.

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