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Analysts predict that artificial intelligence infrastructure spending will reach $31.6 trillion over the next 30 years. This is almost double the current U.S. GDP of $30.77 trillion. The rapid growth of the AI industry could lead to substantial gains for companies operating within it. Two such stocks worth considering are Nvidia (NVDA) and Amazon (AMZN).

Nvidia has been a frontrunner in the AI boom, leading the market in GPUs, which are crucial for the first wave of AI technology. The company's CUDA ecosystem creates strong switching costs for customers, providing Nvidia with a significant competitive advantage. However, some investors question whether Nvidia's growth will continue at the same pace.

Amazon, on the other hand, is also making strides in the AI sector. While the source does not provide detailed information about Amazon's role, it is worth noting that the company is a major player in the technology industry and likely has significant investments in AI research and development. Therefore, holding Amazon stock could also prove beneficial in the long run.

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