Analyst Predicts Major AI Shift in 2025 Will Boost Two Stocks
A significant change in AI is expected in 2025, benefiting stocks like Palantir and Salesforce as software takes center stage in the tech landscape
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New York: If you missed out on Nvidia’s big gains this year, don’t sweat it. The AI story is just getting started. By 2025, we might see a shift from hardware giants like Nvidia to software innovators.
While Nvidia has been powering the AI scene with its chips, software companies are gearing up to take the wheel. They’ll help businesses make the most of their data.
Wedbush analysts, led by Daniel Ives, believe that 2025 will kick off a new phase for enterprise AI. They’re saying the software sector is about to explode with new use cases.
So, which companies are set to ride this wave? Ives points to Palantir and Salesforce as the big winners. Palantir has been making waves in AI and data analytics, and its stock has skyrocketed this year.
Palantir’s stock has quadrupled, thanks to its growing role in AI and the rising demand for its tech. They help governments and businesses find patterns in huge data sets quickly and securely.
The U.S. government is their biggest client, but they also work with major companies like Airbus and Merck. As we look ahead, enterprises are expected to drive IT spending in 2025.
Wedbush sees Palantir as a key player in the AI revolution, with a bright future ahead. They think Palantir could become the next Oracle in the coming decade.
Palantir recently joined the Nasdaq-100 Index and has been one of its top performers. Their latest earnings report blew past expectations, with a 30% revenue increase year-over-year.
CEO Alex Karp said the demand for AI is relentless and their growth is picking up speed. However, some analysts are cautious due to Palantir’s high valuation.
Salesforce is also in a great position to benefit from the AI boom. They recently launched Agentforce 2.0, which uses AI to help businesses connect with customers more effectively.
With clients like IBM and Accenture, Salesforce is looking to enhance team operations and unlock new growth. Their recent earnings report showed solid revenue growth, and they raised their revenue guidance for the upcoming fiscal year.
CEO Marc Benioff emphasized the importance of AI in transforming customer interactions. Wedbush is optimistic about Salesforce’s future, predicting significant gains as the AI monetization story unfolds.