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S&P 500 Technology stocks: today's ranking and data

The S&P 500 has 85 companies in Technology today. It accounts for 35.0% of the market value of the index companies. Its median P/E is 27.7, against 23.2 for the index as a whole.

What Technology is and what drives its earnings

What it includes. Semiconductors and the equipment to make them, software (systems, security and business applications), computers, storage and networking gear, electronic components, test and measurement instruments, and IT consulting and outsourcing. Three absences that surprise people: Alphabet and Meta sit in Communication Services, and Amazon in Consumer Cyclical. Visa and Mastercard are not here either: they are in Financial Services.

What drives its earnings. How much companies spend on equipment, cloud and data centers (and, in recent years, on computing capacity for artificial intelligence), the chip cycle, which swings between shortage and excess inventory, PC and phone replacement cycles, and the shift of software to subscriptions, which turns one-off sales into recurring, high-margin revenue. Many of these companies earn a large share abroad, so the dollar matters too.

How it is usually valued. The market pays for expected growth, so the sector tends to trade at a higher P/E than the index as a whole and is among the most sensitive to interest rates: the further out the earnings being discounted, the more the discount rate weighs. The table below shows whether that holds today.

The classification is the one used by this site's data provider, similar to but not the same as GICS, S&P's standard: this sector roughly matches "Information Technology". Counts may therefore differ from other sources.

All 85 stocks in the sector, by today's multi-factor rank

The rank is the order produced by a quantitative model on data as of Nov 4, 2026: the average of four factors (momentum, value, quality and growth) computed from public data, against the 461 index companies that score. It is a calculation, not a recommendation to buy or sell: it knows nothing about anyone's situation, horizon or risk, and the returns of portfolios built with it are simulated. How it is computed: see the methodology.

In sectorIndex rankCompanyP/EMarket cap
11 of 461MU Micron Technology9.5$799.85B
25 of 461STX Seagate Technology25.4$111.00B
36 of 461WDC Western Digital10.7$103.04B
47 of 461HPE Hewlett Packard Enterprise23.7$60.72B
58 of 461TER Teradyne25.6$34.77B
69 of 461DELL Dell Technologies19.5$213.12B
710 of 461LITE Lumentum—$49.39B
811 of 461NVDA NVIDIA23.5$4.50T
912 of 461FTNT Fortinet40.7$91.71B
1013 of 461AMD Advanced Micro Devices93.1$702.67B
1119 of 461ADI Analog Devices45.2$184.60B
1221 of 461PLTR Palantir Technologies110.5$378.04B
1323 of 461KEYS Keysight Technologies36.4$45.21B
1424 of 461LRCX Lam Research29.5$247.29B
1525 of 461MRVL Marvell Technology47.0$128.00B
1628 of 461TXN Texas Instruments38.0$267.88B
1729 of 461VRSN VeriSign33.9$28.29B
1840 of 461CIEN Ciena53.1$33.75B
1943 of 461NTAP NetApp24.8$34.56B
2044 of 461FFIV F525.4$18.09B
2149 of 461AMAT Applied Materials28.8$264.95B
2253 of 461FIS Fidelity National Information Services4.5$15.46B
2356 of 461SMCI Super Micro Computer5.7$17.78B
2468 of 461AAPL Apple38.7$5.04T
2578 of 461ANET Arista Networks44.3$208.31B
2679 of 461AVGO Broadcom38.9$1.46T
2787 of 461KLAC KLA34.1$177.20B
2890 of 461CSCO Cisco Systems29.4$387.28B
2995 of 461INTC Intel—$295.09B
3096 of 461FICO Fair Isaac20.0$14.99B
3198 of 461HPQ HP11.2$26.44B
3299 of 461PTC PTC18.9$21.15B
33101 of 461CRWD CrowdStrike3,546.5$226.96B
34102 of 461GLW Corning42.9$91.35B
35113 of 461APH Amphenol32.1$182.03B
36117 of 461GRMN Garmin27.9$55.92B
37136 of 461DDOG Datadog248.9$64.36B
38137 of 461NXPI NXP Semiconductors19.7$63.11B
39138 of 461ZBRA Zebra Technologies26.9$15.71B
40151 of 461ON ON Semiconductor38.4$25.55B
41155 of 461JBL Jabil24.9$25.04B
42157 of 461MSFT Microsoft28.3$4.03T
43167 of 461COHR Coherent35.4$33.68B
44174 of 461MPWR Monolithic Power Systems64.5$57.04B
45177 of 461FLEX Flex24.8$25.41B
46178 of 461CPAY Corpay27.7$29.85B
47190 of 461TDY Teledyne Technologies27.6$27.95B
48193 of 461SNPS Synopsys77.8$85.30B
49209 of 461GEN Gen Digital15.3$18.01B
50212 of 461PANW Palo Alto Networks684.8$263.43B
51220 of 461MCHP Microchip Technology104.6$38.64B
52221 of 461ADBE Adobe13.9$96.68B
53245 of 461QCOM QUALCOMM12.0$163.21B
54249 of 461IT Gartner14.4$12.72B
55251 of 461TEL TE Connectivity19.2$61.24B
56257 of 461ADSK Autodesk35.4$57.15B
57260 of 461AKAM Akamai Technologies29.3$11.65B
58263 of 461CDNS Cadence Design Systems63.7$87.93B
59266 of 461XYZ Block113.6$50.83B
60267 of 461CTSH Cognizant Technology Solutions12.2$29.90B
61277 of 461CRM Salesforce20.5$184.92B
62282 of 461GDDY GoDaddy16.5$15.27B
63286 of 461ADP Automatic Data Processing27.1$120.84B
64292 of 461ROP Roper Technologies19.6$49.12B
65304 of 461JKHY Jack Henry & Associates24.8$12.67B
66311 of 461FSLR First Solar11.1$20.57B
67320 of 461MSI Motorola Solutions43.1$88.68B
68322 of 461PAYX Paychex23.8$42.82B
69326 of 461WDAY Workday40.8$48.56B
70355 of 461ORCL Oracle18.0$357.79B
71357 of 461FTV Fortive31.8$19.87B
72377 of 461ACN Accenture19.8$163.92B
73392 of 461INTU Intuit21.4$94.75B
74399 of 461TRMB Trimble—$12.48B
75401 of 461IBM International Business Machines21.3$236.11B
76404 of 461CDW CDW19.8$21.25B
77405 of 461LDOS Leidos12.3$16.72B
78407 of 461SWKS Skyworks Solutions71.7$19.23B
79415 of 461NOW ServiceNow75.4$108.82B
80434 of 461TYL Tyler Technologies53.8$16.98B
81440 of 461BR Broadridge Financial Solutions21.2$21.60B
82450 of 461UBER Uber Technologies40.0$139.65B
83461 of 461FISV Fiserv—$33.24B
—not scored todayQ Qnity Electronics42.5$23.55B
—not scored todaySNDK Sandisk7.0$124.30B

"—" under P/E: no positive P/E (negative trailing earnings or missing at the source). 2 stocks do not get a multi-factor score today because a factor is missing; they go last, alphabetically. The full S&P 500 ranking →

Technology P/E against the index

Median P/ECompanies with a positive P/E
Technology27.781 of 85
S&P 50023.2474 of 500

The median is the company in the middle: a few firms with near-zero earnings and huge P/Es do not move it, which is what happens to the average. Loss-making companies have no P/E and are left out.

Guide: P/E ratio explained · all guides

The 10 largest in the sector by market cap

#CompanyMarket capWeight in sectorRank today
1AAPL Apple$5.04T21.1%68
2NVDA NVIDIA$4.50T18.8%11
3MSFT Microsoft$4.03T16.9%157
4AVGO Broadcom$1.46T6.1%79
5MU Micron Technology$799.85B3.3%1
6AMD Advanced Micro Devices$702.67B2.9%13
7CSCO Cisco Systems$387.28B1.6%90
8PLTR Palantir Technologies$378.04B1.6%21
9ORCL Oracle$357.79B1.5%355
10INTC Intel$295.09B1.2%95

Total market value (price times shares outstanding), without the float adjustment S&P applies: the weight is indicative. Companies with two share classes count once.

Insider buying and selling in the last 30 days

From Oct 5, 2026 to Nov 4, 2026, 4 open-market purchases ($13.0M) and 170 sales ($787.0M), filed on SEC Form 4 by directors, officers and 10% owners of 44 companies in the sector. Counted by trade date; grants, option exercises and transfers between the same insider's accounts are left out.

CompanyBuysAmountSalesAmount
ANET Arista Networks0—8$207.9M
DELL Dell Technologies0—11$145.9M
CRWD CrowdStrike0—28$70.6M
APH Amphenol0—1$65.9M
WDAY Workday0—6$40.1M
MU Micron Technology0—3$31.6M
DDOG Datadog0—2$26.8M
FTNT Fortinet0—2$21.3M
STX Seagate Technology0—4$20.3M
HPE Hewlett Packard Enterprise0—2$19.1M
SNPS Synopsys0—4$13.4M
INTC Intel1$9.7M0—
AMD Advanced Micro Devices0—1$9.3M
SMCI Super Micro Computer0—2$9.0M
ADI Analog Devices0—7$8.8M
ROP Roper Technologies0—3$8.8M
XYZ Block0—18$8.3M
PLTR Palantir Technologies0—5$8.2M
LRCX Lam Research0—2$7.3M
PANW Palo Alto Networks0—2$6.6M
ADP Automatic Data Processing0—3$6.5M
TXN Texas Instruments0—4$6.4M
VRSN VeriSign0—8$6.3M
ACN Accenture2$3.2M4$2.0M
FTV Fortive0—2$4.8M
MRVL Marvell Technology0—4$4.8M
TYL Tyler Technologies0—2$4.2M
AAPL Apple0—6$4.2M
MSFT Microsoft0—1$4.0M
CIEN Ciena0—5$3.5M
WDC Western Digital0—2$1.9M
TER Teradyne0—4$1.8M
JBL Jabil0—2$1.4M
GEN Gen Digital0—1$892k
PAYX Paychex0—1$844k
QCOM QUALCOMM0—2$757k
SNDK Sandisk0—1$695k
CDNS Cadence Design Systems0—1$648k
GDDY GoDaddy0—2$648k
HPQ HP0—1$619k
PTC PTC0—1$343k
NTAP NetApp0—1$237k
TRMB Trimble0—1$161k
FIS Fidelity National Information Services1$58k0—

All S&P 500 insider buying →

Upcoming earnings dates

Dates announced by the companies themselves, from Nasdaq's public calendar (between Nov 5, 2026 and Dec 9, 2026). They are announcements, not measured dates: each company's SEC history is on its earnings page.

DateCompanyWhen
Nov 5, 2026AKAM Akamai Technologiesafter the close
Nov 5, 2026MCHP Microchip Technologyafter the close
Nov 12, 2026AMAT Applied Materialsafter the close
Nov 12, 2026CSCO Cisco Systemsafter the close
Nov 17, 2026NVDA NVIDIAafter the close
Nov 18, 2026PANW Palo Alto Networksafter the close
Nov 19, 2026INTU Intuitafter the close
Nov 19, 2026KEYS Keysight Technologiesafter the close
Nov 23, 2026HPE Hewlett Packard Enterpriseafter the close
Nov 24, 2026ADI Analog Devicesbefore the open
Nov 24, 2026ADSK Autodeskafter the close
Nov 24, 2026DELL Dell Technologiesno time announced
Nov 24, 2026HPQ HPafter the close
Nov 24, 2026WDAY Workdayafter the close
Dec 1, 2026CRWD CrowdStrikeafter the close
Dec 1, 2026MRVL Marvell Technologyno time announced
Dec 1, 2026NTAP NetAppafter the close
Dec 2, 2026CRM Salesforceno time announced
Dec 9, 2026ADBE Adobeno time announced
Dec 9, 2026ORCL Oracleno time announced
Dec 9, 2026SNPS Synopsysno time announced

Who reports this week across the S&P 500 →

The other S&P 500 sectors

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Dividend yields in Technology and across the S&P 500 →

Sources: sector classification, market cap and P/E from the market-data provider (Yahoo Finance), as of the latest close downloaded; Quant500 multi-factor ranking of Nov 4, 2026; SEC Form 4 (EDGAR); Nasdaq public calendar. P/E is trailing twelve months and the median is taken per company, not per share class. Not investment advice.

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