Alphabet ( GOOG +1.16%)( GOOGL +1.09%) has made an impressive turnaround this year. In April, its share price sank as low as $141. It's currently sitting above $300 and is up nearly 69% year to date (as of Dec. 5).

Companies that service power grids are surging, and analysts at JPMorgan and elsewhere see that trend continuing amid the AI boom and push for electrification.

This week showed the global scramble to out‑build, out‑train, and out‑ship AI, from datacenter deals to AI-powered smart glasses.

These three tech stocks are reasonably priced, undervalued, and solid choices for investors seeking a bit more stability in a sea of volatility. Sure, these picks might not be as flashy and exciting as some others in the tech sector, but there's plenty to love about these companies and what they provide investors in terms of both value and growth.

Industry/Sector: Consumer Entertainment Market Cap: $42 billion P/E: 27 EPS: $6.27 Dividend Yield: None. EA does not typically pay dividends. Electronic Arts stands out as a top tech stock for 2024 due to its prominent position in the gaming industry.

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As the tech industry continues to experience layoffs, companies in non-tech industries have an opportunity to gain top tech talent at below market rate prices. With over 107,000 jobs cut from public and private US tech companies and thousands more cut in ...