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This hot cybersecurity company’s hypergrowth days could be over.

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This drugmaker should have a basketful of growth drivers over the next decade.

Which of these cybersecurity giants is a better investment?

Here’s why I’m not as bullish on this company as on other chip stocks, despite its higher raise.