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Semiconductor Stocks
Semiconductors serve as the backbone for a plethora of everyday products, such as cars, phones, and computers. Companies like Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices help design these chips, which are typically comprised of silicon. At its core, a semiconductor conducts more electricity than an insulator, but less electricity than a conductor.
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