The companies that dominated the first phase of the mobile phone revolution weren’t the ones that would dominate the next. And according to legendary investor Louis Navellier, AI may now be approaching a very similar turning point.
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I saw my first cell phone, used by a real person, in 1987.
It belonged to an executive friend of my father’s. Calling it a “phone” almost feels generous by today’s standards. The thing looked more like military equipment than consumer technology.
It was a massive black brick attached to its own carrying case. It wasn’t the one pictured below, but it was similar.
At the time, it felt futuristic beyond belief.
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