Jim Cramer highlights semiconductor stocks including Sandisk, Western Digital, and Micron as beneficiaries of AI spending boom

Cramer cited NVIDIA as an example of long-term AI gains, noting that $10,000 invested a decade ago would be worth roughly $2.4 million, and mentioned Sandisk, Western Digital, Micron, and AMD as stocks 'making you so much money' amid the computing AI revolution.

Sandisk Corporation sells NAND flash-based storage solutions, including solid-state drives, embedded storage, removable cards, and USB drives—products that benefit from data center expansion driven by AI infrastructure investment.

Cramer argued that critics attempt to discourage investors from holding AI-related winners long-term by emphasizing the ephemeral nature of gains and associated risks, but he advocates for sustained participation in the sector.