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AI bubble yes or no?

$NVDA (+0,58%)
$IREN (+5,72%)
$JLL (-1%)
$GOOGL (+1,55%)
$AMZN (-1,16%)
$META (-1,59%)

$JLL (-1%) says the cycle will continue until 2030. 3Trillion! $, that's 3.000.000.000.000!!!! Will be invested. Pre-letting is currently >70%. Occupancy at 97%!


Obstacles are delivery difficulties in construction and power. Good news for blade manufacturers, e.g. of UPS, cooling etc. ($VRT (+2,56%)
$JCI (+1,24%)
$CARR (-0,11%)
$SU (+0,37%)
$ETN (+1,82%)
$GNRC (+1%)
$CSCO (+2,07%)
$ANET (+5,76%)
$COMM (+2,75%)) and companies like $IREN (+5,72%) who have already secured power.

Gas will also continue to be important.


More than half of this will take place in the USA and Europe will fall behind.


Which blade manufacturers are you focusing on? Where do you see the greatest potential?


I myself am with $NVDA (+0,58%)
$VRT (+2,56%) and $IREN (+5,72%) invested.


Source: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/not-a-bubble-3-trillion-data-center-investment-supercycle-expected-by-2030-despite-challenges-jll/

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immagine del profilo
Big tech seems to have extremely deep pockets to continue to increase CapEx investments, but where do a) the data centers and b) the energy for the dozens of gigawatts that nvdia and co need to run the chips come from so quickly? For 10 GW you need 7-10 nuclear power plants and they are usually not built and put into operation just like that
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@Krush82 The report explicitly states that nuclear is not a solution here. Gas and renewables are...
immagine del profilo
@Keineui the usa is still building too little renewable energy and the natural gas turbines have all been completely swept off the market and cannot meet demand
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