Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has outperformed the market by 5,502,284% since 1964, with limited exposure to tech stocks. However, Berkshire recently added Alphabet and Amazon to its portfolio, both heavily investing in quantum computing. Buffett values durable businesses for the long term, making these tech giants attractive investments.

Alphabet’s AI advancements are evident in search and cloud computing, with its own quantum AI stack. Amazon uses AI in e-commerce and cloud services, investing in quantum computing with its own chip, Ocelot. Both companies’ valuations may not fully reflect their AI potential, making them compelling long-term investments for Buffett and investors.

Buffett’s investment strategy focuses on value and long-term growth, not following trends. Alphabet and Amazon’s diverse ecosystems and global brand recognition make them resilient businesses. Berkshire’s move into AI through these tech giants complements its existing positions in the technology sector, aligning with Buffett’s investment principles for durable and diversified businesses.

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