Ethics Filings Reveal Donald Trump's AI and Tech Stock Holdings
Donald Trump's 2026 financial disclosures reveal significant investments in AI infrastructure and semiconductor patent licensing companies managed by third-party institutions.
Financial disclosure filings from the U.S. Office of Government Ethics reveal that Donald Trump holds a diverse portfolio of artificial intelligence and technology stocks for 2026. Among these holdings is Adeia Inc, a semiconductor and memory chip patent licensing firm that has seen a 55% performance increase since its trade date. Adeia Inc licenses approximately 14,000 patents to major firms such as Microsoft, Disney, and AMD.
The disclosures also identify MARA Holdings as part of the portfolio. Originally a Bitcoin mining company, MARA Holdings is transitioning into an AI infrastructure power provider. To facilitate this pivot, the company recently acquired Long Ridge Energy & Power, a 505 megawatt combined-cycle gas asset, from FTAI Infrastructure Inc. MARA Holdings intends to use the asset to supply power to AI data centers, aiming to diversify revenue and reduce cryptocurrency price volatility.
The Trump Organization stated that these investment holdings are kept in fully discretionary accounts. According to the organization, third-party financial institutions maintain sole authority over all investment decisions within these accounts.