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Everyone loves in the hottest new nology. The blem is, in cutting-edge nology can be risky, as there is constant disruption peeking around the corner that could kill your model....
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Everyone loves in the hottest new nology
The blem is, in cutting-edge nology can be risky, as there is constant disruption peeking around the corner that could kill your model
Just ask investors in software companies today how they feel the risk of artificial intelligence (AI)-generated graming and what it could mean for their competition
If you are going to invest in nology, you need to focus on finding companies with competitive advantages, or competitive moats around their operations
This can come in the form of economies of scale, a classic competitive advantage that can lead to durable leadership for a company in a sector
Here are two millionaire-maker nology stocks with wide economies of scale that should help them grow for years to come
Coupang's meteoric rise Everything that Amazon has done in the United States, Coupang (CPNG -0. 97%) is replicating in South Korea
At least, that is what it can seem sometimes when ing the company
Coupang is an e-commerce marketplace in South Korea with first- and third-party sales, its own dery and warehouse network, and a burgeoning advertising and ing operation
In fact, I would argue that Coupang has imved on the Amazon dery model, if you thought that was even possible
Customers who to Coupang's Rocket Wow membership get free dery that can arrive by 7 a
The next morning if ordered before midnight
It has rapid fresh grocery dery, as well as nicians that will install appliances and car parts ordered on the Coupang marketplace
All of these services are possible because of Coupang's immense investments in infrastructure in South Korea
Last quarter, Coupang's revenue grew 21% year over year in constant currency, while gross fit grew even faster at a 31% year-over-year rate
The company is heavily to grow but still generated operating income of $154 million last quarter compared to $7. 9 billion in revenue
Coupang still has a long runway to gain market in South Korea
But it is beginning to expand its services as a full-fledged nology vider
This includes expansion geographically into Taiwan, which is seeing rapid revenue growth as the company replicates its e-commerce model
It just announced for the first time its Intelligent Cloud computing service, which is taking a page out of the Amazon playbook
It is un how large Coupang's cloud is today, but with so much spending going to cloud companies when it comes to AI, there is a ton of potential here
Today, Coupang trades at a market cap of $55 billion
With huge potential to expand its e-commerce and subscription platform across East Asia, there is room for the company to reach $100 billion or more in annual revenue in the near future compared to $31 billion over the last twelve months
With expanding fit margins, this makes Coupang a great stock to buy today and a millionaire maker for those looking to hold for the long haul
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Manufacturing wess for AI The second stock on my list has even larger economies of scale than Coupang: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM -2
The semiconductor and computer chip manufacturer -- otherwise just called TSMC -- dominates advanced systems that are being utilized for AI
Its largest customers include the s of Nvidia, Apple, and Qualcomm
TSMC spends around $35 billion annually building factories to duce computer chips, including over $100 billion in committed investments in the United States
Along with its large contracts with suppliers and customers, this capital spending gives TSMC a huge competitive advantage in scale versus the competition
In fact, no other company can match its advanced semiconductor making at such a large scale, giving TSMC little competition to be afraid of
As you might expect, TSMC's revenue has begun to soar because of the insatiable demand for AI computer chips
Net revenue grew 35% year over year last quarter to $25. 5 billion, with operating margins apaching 50%
These are unheard-of fit margins for a heavy manufacturer, which shows TSMC's immense pricing power in the industry
In the years ahead, spending on AI is expected to keep growing at an insatiable rate, fueling semiconductor demand
This will lead the dollars to flow to TSMC's factories as it will need to pump out more and more computer chips for customers
In turn, this will lead to higher revenue and fit for the company
At a price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) of 30 today, TSMC is at a reasonable price for a monopoly vider in an industry seeing a rapid surge in demand
TSMC has been a millionaire maker for investors in the past and can still be a millionaire maker for investors in the future
John Mackey, former CEO of Whole Foods Market, an Amazon subsidiary, is a member of The Motley Fool’s board of directors
Brett Schafer has positions in Amazon and Coupang
The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Amazon, Apple, Nvidia, Qualcomm, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
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