Amazon operates the world's leading cloud service, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and revenue is soaring. The company is investing to keep up with demand from AI and non-AI customers.
The artificial intelligence spending cycle is still in its early stages, according to UBS analysts, who see further opportunities for investors across technology, media and telecommunications as companies move from experimenting with AI to deploying it at scale. The UBS team has identified 14 “highest-conviction calls” across the TMT sectors, with many of the companies positioned to benefit from continued spending on AI infrastructure, cloud services, chips, networking equipment and enterprise software, MarketWatch reported.
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Union Pacific, Brookfield Corp., and Amazon.com, Inc. form a robust foundation for a Buffett-like, diversified portfolio built for long-term growth. UNP offers a near-irreplicable rail network, cyclical exposure to the U.S. economy, and a 20-year dividend growth streak, with potential upside from the Norfolk Southern merger. BN provides unmatched diversification, targeting 20% annual distributable EPS growth, trading at just 6x 2030 expectations, and benefits from asset-light subsidiaries like BAM.
Amazon has a lot to recommend it, such as a dominant cloud computing platform and a big investment in Anthropic. Its shares seem undervalued at recent levels, too.
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