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Microsoft ( NASDAQ : MSFT ) and Oracle (NYSE : ORCL ) are well-positioned to profit from the growth of the cloud and AI markets.
The cloud computing market could still grow at a compound annual growth rate of 16.5% from 2024 to 2032 , according to Fortune Business Insights .
Datadog's platform monitors a wide range of computing platforms and aggregates all of that data on its unified cloud-based dashboards.
Oracle 's stock trades at 24 times forward adjusted earnings, which seems reasonable relative to its potential growth in the AI and cloud markets.
Microsoft is not an exciting growth stock, but it should steadily head higher over the next few years .
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