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Texas Instruments' strong Q2 growth and rising dividends keep it a top buy amid AI and chip cycles.

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21 Aug 2026
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Texas Instruments' strong Q2 growth and rising dividends keep it a top buy amid AI and chip cycles.

Texas Instruments reported a 22.8% revenue increase to $5.463 billion in Q2, driven by strong analog chip sales and doubling data center revenue. The company’s free cash flow surged to $6.53 billion, supported by easing capital expenditures and CHIPS Act incentives. TI also raised its quarterly dividend to $1.42 per share, marking six consecutive years of increases despite industry cycles. The CEO emphasized long-term free cash flow growth as the key value driver, making TI a preferred pick over peers like Analog Devices and NVIDIA for steady income and exposure to AI-related demand.

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