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Big Tech's $1.2 Trillion Hyperscaler AI Bet Could Ignite the Next Semiconductor ETF Rally
Bank of America sees hyperscaler AI capex topping $1.2 trillion. Here's how semiconductor ETFs like SMH, SOXX and DRAM could benefit.
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