Back in the dot-com boom era, stock splits became commonplace in response to soaring share prices. Amid the current artificial intelligence (AI) boom, a similar pattern could be developing. Already, several AI companies have split their shares, and more splits could be on the way among the others that are trading at lofty prices.

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As the AI boom continues, stock splits among high-performing companies are becoming more common. While stock splits don’t inherently change a company's value, they often follow significant price appreciation and signal management’s confidence in future gr...

Semiconductor service companies will be critical to the artificial intelligence boom, but they don't attract as much attention from investors as chipmakers like Nvidia.

That massive gain was largely driven by the rapid expansion of the artificial intelligence (AI) market, which drove many companies to ramp up their purchases of the company's data center graphics processing units (GPUs) to process complex machine learning and AI applications.