A message from our friends at True Market Insiders A single U.S. company has started producing a “miracle metal” once locked in research labs. Now? They’re quietly shipping 30 tons per year from a facility outside San Antonio. And the cases are staggering: - AI chips? 99% less power use
- EV batteries? 10x faster charging, 400% longer life
- Edge computing? 1000x speed boost
- Paint that lasts forever. Tires that never lose traction
- Even clean hydrogen as a profitable byproduct
It’s stronger than steel. Lighter than plastic. And the market it’s targeting is worth over $27.6 trillion. Very few know what’s happening behind those factory walls. But when they find out, this company won’t be trading under $20 for long. Discover the full story.
Today's Bonus Article Top Stocks Powering the Fourth Industrial RevolutionWritten by Thomas Hughes 
Key Points - The Fourth Industrial Revolution is accelerating in 2025 and will drive long-term value for stockholders.
- This examines the what, how, and why of the acceleration, and, most importantly, where investors should look for opportunities.
- Winners like NVIDIA, the foundation for AI technology today, could see their share prices advance by triple digits over the next few years.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is well underway, set to reshape industries by driving greater efficiency, automation, and connectivity across the global economy. It's not just about the emergence of new technologies, but about how those technologies—like AI, IoT, and 5G—are working together to transform how businesses operate. Understanding the what, how, why, and especially the where of this revolution is key, because that’s where business dollars are flowing. And where the business dollars flow, so too do the profits, making those companies the ones where investors should put their capital to work. An Expanding IoT Is What Drives the Fourth Industrial Revolution The Fourth Industrial Revolution is all about technology and its enhancement of efficiency. Enhancements focus on improved capability, capacity, and productivity, which ultimately gets more from each worker for less cost. That means machines and IoT. The IoT, or Internet of Things, refers to all the devices that can connect and are connected to the Internet. Although it is not new, the IoT has been growing at a double-digit CAGR for years and is now on the cusp of a widespread surge, including increased adoption and penetration. The estimates vary, but one analyst puts IoT device growth at a 13% CAGR through 2030 while another forecasts global industry value growing at an 18% CAGR, nearly tripling to over $170 billion by 2030. IoT devices range from workstations and business networks to remote devices, monitors, cameras, and machines that perform various tasks. Obvious winners include stocks like Zebra Technologies (NASDAQ: ZBRA) and Rockwell Automation (NYSE: ROK), but others exist, including warehouse automator Symbotic (NASDAQ: SYM) and even mega caps like Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META). Their consumer technologies will help bring the IoT to life in meaningful ways for billions of humans globally. Zebra Technologies and Rockwell Automation are well-positioned as leaders in remote and manufacturing technologies. 
5G Is How the Fourth Industrial Revolution Will Accelerate As much promise as the IoT holds for businesses and consumers, it hasn’t seen the surge it could have due to connectivity issues. 5G changes all of that. 5G networks provide the speeds and bandwidth necessary for the IoT to function. 5G networks are coming online globally, expected to reach critical mass in 2025, and are underpinning device growth. The latest results from Verizon (NYSE: VZ), a key player in 5G, underscore the potential. Its devices business grew 15% sequentially and 25% year-over-year, showing strength in both the consumer and business segments. 
Other 5G winners include up-and-coming AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS). Its network of near-Earth mobile-oriented satellites has begun to come online, and the business is booming. Partnerships with major carriers include Verizon. Contracts include those with the U.S. government to provide continuous, space-based 5G services in support of national defense initiatives. The outlook for its growth is a quadruple-digit gain in 2025, followed by several years of high-triple-digit growth that likely underestimate its strength. AI Is Accelerating the Fourth Industrial Revolution AI is why the Fourth Industrial Revolution is expected to accelerate in 2025. The IoT laid the groundwork, but it needed 5G to operate at a high level; 5G opened the door for rapid advancements that AI will now power. NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) is the critical player in AI, as it provides the foundation for models, training, and infrastructure-supporting business services and inference. Other winners include AMD (NASDAQ: AMD), which is poised to accelerate its growth with new products targeting cloud hyperscalers and the AI software companies that utilize them. Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) is the standout winner in terms of software, AI, and its impact on the Fourth Industrial Revolution. A hyperscaler critical to AI infrastructure, it is also a business-oriented SaaS operating across sectors and industry verticals. It is expected to sustain double-digit growth in 2025 and is anticipated to continue through the middle of the next decade, providing solid cash flows and returning capital throughout. Its stock price recently broke to new highs, setting it on track to reach the $600 level by late 2025 or early 2026. 
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