MORGAN STANLEY: AI M&A BOOM SPANS ALL COMPANY SIZES
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Morgan Stanley's global technology M&A chief expects a broad wave of artificial intelligence acquisitions across multiple industries. Companies are racing to plug technology gaps in chips, power, networking, and infrastructure.
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