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13 Best Big Tech Stocks To Buy Now

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In this article, we will be taking a look at the 13 best big tech stocks to buy now. To skip our detailed analysis of the technology industry and current developments within it, you can go directly to see the 5 Best Big Tech Stocks To Buy Now.

The technology industry has seen a stellar 2023 so far, with most investors viewing this sector as the market's savior amidst inflation concerns. Part of the reason why tech has been doing so well is, of course, the current artificial intelligence (AI) boom. Most tech companies of significance today are making significant headway in the field of AI as the corporations of the world take part in a global AI arms race. No tech company wants to be left behind in the face of this rapidly transforming market as AI continues to revolutionize the tech industry like the Internet did in 1995. As such, some of the best large-cap tech companies today are going above and beyond to compete in the AI race and make profits for themselves and for their investors along the way.

While investing in AI is considered to be the best way to invest in big tech in general by many investors, it isn't the only thing of interest going on in the big tech regime. Another thing to keep an eye on is the rapidity with which many major big tech companies are continuing to grow and assert their dominance in the market, apart from their AI endeavors. One example is Microsoft Corporation's (NASDAQ:MSFT) recent deal to acquire Activision Blizzard, Inc. (NASDAQ:ATVI) for approximately $69 billion. Those concerned about the rapid growth of big tech companies, like the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), have been opposed to this deal. However, on July 14, an appellant court judge in the US denied the FTC's bid to delay this deal, leaving Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) free to continue its expansion. On July 17, CNBC invited Big Technology founder Alex Kantrowitz to discuss this deal when he noted the following:

"I think it is priced in. I think that the markets have been watching what's been going on here and they've come to the conclusion that Microsoft's gonna win, probably in the last few weeks. So you'll see a small bump when this thing actually goes through but the real impact is gonna be long term, like let's see how Activision actually adds to the Microsoft set of gaming tools and it actually might end up impacting the business in the bottomline because once you put those two together there could be some significant growth. Some of these concerns that people have been bringing that Microsoft might corner off the competition or the Xbox might end up taking exclusivity on some of these games, that could actually come to fruition now and once that happens we could see something serious with the stock."


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