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That is because technical advancements and government incentives could see annual spending on equipment hit $100 billion through 2025, a team at Citi said Monday.\nApplied Materials (ticker: AMAT) is the best-exposed equipment pick for 3-D devices as well as heterogeneous computing, which describes systems that use multiple processors, according to Citi. That is to say nothing of government spending megatrends, with government incentives being driven by securing semiconductor intellectual property and supply chains.\n“Design complexity and the migration to 3-D structures along with innovations in semiconductor materials will likely generate significant changes and opportunities for material and equipment suppliers,” the Citi analysts said.\nApplied Materials, which analyst Atif Malik rates as Buy with a target price of $175, ticks all the boxes, according to Citi. The stock, which was previously the bank’s number-three pick, is currently trading around $145, implying some 21% upside.\n“Sustained government backed spending could help to keep semiconductor equipment spend at elevated levels in the next two-three years and perhaps limit a broader market cyclical pullback,” the analysts added.\nLam Research (LRCX) is Citi’s number-two pick for 2022, up from sixth place, in large part because of its dominance in flash memory, which is a market expected to grow rapidly as adoption of cloud computing increases. Lam is rated as Buy with a target price of $750. Trading around $660 currently, that implies 14% upside.\nNvidia, a leader in graphics processing units, was bumped up to Citi’s number-three spot from the fourth position. 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