BAMBOODL
05-25

AI is no longer just a trend — it’s becoming the foundation of the next industrial era. What stands out to me is how hyperscalers like Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta are doubling down on infrastructure spending instead of slowing down. That level of capex tells me the race for AI dominance is only accelerating.

At the same time, this creates a huge demand for stable and scalable energy, which is why the nuclear narrative is gaining momentum again. Between CCJ and SMR, I personally lean more towards Cameco over NuScale Power for now. SMRs have exciting long-term potential, but commercialization, regulatory hurdles, and execution risks are still major question marks.

Sometimes the best investment isn’t the most exciting story — it’s the one with stronger fundamentals and clearer real-world demand.

Dell's AI Order Backlog Hits $95B — Can One Earnings Report Lift the Whole Chain?
Dell jumped 15.81% on a record $95bn AI server backlog and a full-year revenue guide raised $25bn to $192bn. At least 15 brokers lifted targets, UBS to $500, Melius to $735 — repricing, not re-rating. Nvidia rose 3.21% on the read-through and the Dow added ~450 points intraday. The same report flagged memory shortages: Micron +2.43%, SK Hynix +2.61%. That is the tension — the thicker the backlog, the harder upstream negotiates, and the cost either eats Dell's margin or passes to whoever buys compute. Follow the $95bn as a visibility signal, or first price what memory takes off the margin?
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  • CHINNY168
    05-30
    CHINNY168

    We need to read this more often

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