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Monday’s Featured Story

Beyond the Magnificent 7: Meet 3 of Tech’s Rising Stars

By Jeffrey Neal Johnson. Article Posted: 12/11/2025. 

At a Glance

• Micron Technology dominates the market for essential artificial intelligence memory chips and expects demand to outstrip supply for the foreseeable future.
• Palantir Technologies is rapidly becoming the standard operating system for American business as corporations rush to adopt autonomous decision systems.
• SentinelOne drives growth and profits by using autonomous artificial intelligence to defend corporate networks against increasingly sophisticated threats.

A handful of trillion-dollar corporations, known as the Magnificent Seven, have driven the market’s narrative and much of its recent returns. These companies built the foundation of today’s digital economy. Nevertheless, even the strongest businesses are eventually constrained by the law of large numbers.

Put simply, it is mathematically far more difficult for a company worth $3 trillion to double in size than it is for a company worth $50 billion. Growth slows as market saturation sets in. As we close out 2025, a shift is underway: institutional investors are starting to look downstream.

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Capital is rotating away from crowded mega-cap trades and into the high-growth mid-cap sector. The search is on for specialists — the companies not just building general AI infrastructure, but applying it, powering it, and securing it.

Three companies currently stand out as pillars of this next market phase. They represent the engine, the brain, and the shield of the future economy.

Micron Technology: The Scarcity Play

When investors think of AI hardware, they usually think of processors and NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA). But a processor is only as fast as the memory that feeds it. Without high-speed memory, the world’s fastest AI chips sit idle, waiting for data. That reality has placed Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) at the center of a severe supply shortage.

The Inventory Crisis

The specific memory required for AI servers is High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), particularly HBM3E. As of December 2025, demand for this hardware has outstripped supply. Industry data show Micron’s production capacity for HBM3E is effectively sold out through 2026.

This scarcity gives Micron significant pricing power. Unlike standard memory, which often trades like a commodity, HBM is specialized and difficult to manufacture. Customers such as Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) and Meta (NASDAQ: META) have limited alternatives, so Micron can command premium prices and higher profit margins.

The Efficiency Advantage

Data centers face a power crunch. They consume vast amounts of electricity, and operators are under pressure to reduce costs and stay within local grid limits. Micron’s latest memory stacks are not only faster but roughly 30% more power-efficient than previous generations. For a large data center, that translates to millions in energy savings, making Micron’s product a necessity rather than a luxury.

The Investment Outlook

Historically, memory stocks have been cyclical; they boom and bust with the global economy. However, insatiable demand for AI infrastructure has triggered a potential super cycle. With inventory effectively locked up for the next 12 to 24 months, Micron’s revenue visibility is clearer than it has been in years, suggesting the stock has room to run as earnings catch up to expectations.

Palantir Technologies: The Operating System for Business

The first phase of the AI revolution was about experimentation — chatbots, email summarization and image generation. Now the market has moved to operational AI. Businesses need software that can run supply chains, process loans and make autonomous decisions. Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) has emerged as a clear leader in this space.

US Commercial Explosion

For years, critics argued Palantir was too reliant on government contracts. That narrative is fading. In 2025, Palantir’s U.S. commercial revenue grew by more than 50% year over year.

That surge shows American corporations are rapidly adopting Palantir’s Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP).

The company is evolving from a defense contractor into a default operating system for the American enterprise.

The Bootcamp Effect

A key driver of growth is Palantir’s sales strategy known as Bootcamps. Instead of months of negotiation, Palantir engineers set up the software for prospective customers in days, letting clients see immediate value using their own data. This frictionless model shortens the sales cycle for seven-figure deals and accelerates revenue recognition.

Stability and Growth

Since its inclusion in the S&P 500, Palantir has seen greater stability in its stock price. Inclusion compels large index funds and mutual funds to hold the name, creating a floor of institutional demand. The company also scores well on the Rule of 40, a metric that balances growth and profitability. By remaining highly profitable while growing rapidly, Palantir supports a premium valuation versus other software peers.

SentinelOne: Fighting AI With AI

As companies rely more on AI, the threat landscape shifts. Hackers use AI to launch automated attacks at machine speed; human analysts cannot keep up. The only scalable defense is an AI defender — the core value proposition of SentinelOne (NYSE: S).

The Pivot to Profit

The most significant catalyst for SentinelOne stockhas been financial discipline. Long viewed as a high-growth but cash-burning risk, SentinelOne reached a key milestone at the end of fiscal 2025: GAAP profitability, followed by positive free cash flow in the first quarter of fiscal 2026.

That pivot demonstrates the business model is sustainable. Investors need no longer fret over cash burn, materially de-risking the investment thesis.

Purple AI Adoption

SentinelOne’s generative AI tool, Purple AI, is gaining traction. About 40% of new customers are opting to pay for this add-on. Purple AI lets junior security analysts hunt for threats using simple natural-language commands, effectively boosting their productivity to the level of senior experts — a powerful proposition for mid-sized companies that cannot afford large security teams.

Closing the Valuation Gap

SentinelOne currently trades at a discount to larger rival CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD). The market had penalized SentinelOne for its lack of profitability; now that the company is profitable, Wall Street may re-rate the stock. If SentinelOne’s valuation multiple expands to peer levels, the share price could see significant upside, creating a catch-up opportunity for aggressive investors.

The Next Wave of Market Leaders

The stock market is always evolving. The companies that built the digital age — the Magnificent Seven — remain excellent businesses, but the fastest growth is shifting elsewhere.

By focusing on Micron Technology (infrastructure), Palantir Technologies (application), and SentinelOne (security), investors can assemble a diversified basket of rising stars. These companies address the critical bottlenecks of the next decade: memory shortages, the need for operational efficiency, and the necessity of automated defense. While these stocks may be more volatile than the established giants, they offer the potential for the outsized returns that characterized the early stages of the current tech boom.

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