Corning

Corning has been inventing with glass for more than 170 years, and it keeps finding new industries to reshape. Founded in 1851, it made the glass for Edison's light bulbs and the picture tubes in early televisions, and today it is a materials-science company whose products are hidden inside everyday technology. It makes the optical fiber that carries the internet, the durable cover glass on smartphones, the ceramic substrates that clean up car exhaust, and specialized glass for displays and lab equipment. That breadth ties it to several different cycles at once, from telecom network spending to smartphone sales to auto production. Based in the town of Corning, New York, the company exited consumer housewares like Pyrex decades ago to focus on industrial and technology markets. Its recent tailwinds include the fiber needed to wire up AI data centers, which has given the old glassmaker a fresh growth story.

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