As artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles and the Internet of Things become increasingly ingrained in everyday life, the growth prospects for the semiconductor industry will only increase. However, the author of today’s article suggests that “Instead of only betting on individual chipmakers, investors should also consider the companies that make the equipment these chipmakers need for their manufacturing processes” – and he proceeds to highlight one particularly interesting play in that regard: a company that produces diagnostic equipment that helps chip makers limit manufacturing defects. For more on what makes this stock a compelling pick right now, CLICK HERE.