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We have recently released a list of 10 AI stocks that are making an impact on Wall Street. In this article, we’ll explore how Microsoft Corporation (Nasdaq: MSFT) compares to other AI stocks that are currently trending.

With the rapid advancements in AI, keeping up with all the news is quite challenging. Each day brings new countries outlining their AI development plans, tech companies unveiling fresh AI products, and industry leaders steering conversations around innovations, even amidst regulatory changes.

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In recent developments, South Korea has declared its plan to secure 10,000 high-performance graphics processing units (GPUs) to remain competitive in the AI landscape.

“As the competition for supremacy in the AI industry intensifies, the rivalry is shifting from corporate battles to large-scale national innovation frameworks.”

This acquisition of GPUs will involve a collaboration between public and private sectors to kickstart efforts at the country’s national IT center. Although the U.S. government has imposed new regulations intended to limit American technology exports to specific countries, South Korea is not included in these restrictions.

The specifics regarding the types and models of the GPUs South Korea will purchase will be finalized by September this year. The U.S. regulations have divided countries into two groups: 18 countries are largely exempt from restrictions while 120 face limitations, with nations such as Iran, China, and Russia facing outright bans.

In other news, tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has launched his latest artificial intelligence model, Grok 3. He claims this AI model outperforms offerings from OpenAI and China’s DeepMind based on preliminary assessments, which included standardized tests covering math, science, and coding.

“We are thrilled to introduce Grok 3, which we believe is dramatically more advanced than Grok 2 in a short time frame.”

The Musk team has also introduced a new product called “Deep Search,” envisioned as a next-generation search engine.

In this article, we’ve selected AI stocks based on various media reports, stock analyses, and press releases. These stocks are also favored by hedge funds.