Goldman Sachs says these 11 stocks are next in line to benefit from the AI wave as Magnificent 7 dominance starts to fade
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- AI infrastructure companies took off in 2024 as investors put their money in the picks and shovels.
- Goldman Sachs believes companies using AI to boost revenues will be next to take off in 2025.
- Here are 11 companies that are realizing revenue gains from the technology.
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