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Coherent’s AI Thermal Story: Why Cooling, Not Chips, May Gate Rack Density
Coherent Corp (COHR) is being flagged as an AI thermal management play just as its stock pulls back, a Globe and Mail watchlist piece argues. We examine why…
Bitcoin Miners’ $3 Billion AI Pivot: Power Is the Asset Being Financed
Bitcoin miners MARA, Core Scientific, Riot, and TeraWulf announced over $3 billion in power and financing deals as the AI data center pivot accelerates. Contracted electricity, not chips,…
TSMC’s $100 Billion Arizona Bet: Can Leading-Edge Chipmaking Be Onshored?
TSMC’s $100 billion Arizona expansion tests whether leading-edge chip fabrication can be onshored at competitive cost for US AI infrastructure. We assess what coverage of the buildout and…
NVIDIA Takes Minority Stake in Cloverleaf Infrastructure to Speed AI Factory Sites
NVIDIA has made a minority investment in Cloverleaf Infrastructure, a Houston-based developer of powered, shovel-ready data center sites across the US. The deal pairs NVIDIA’s DSX platform with…
Google’s $12.2B Marvell Deal Reshapes the Custom AI Chip Race
Google’s expanded $12.2 billion custom AI chip partnership with Marvell sent Broadcom shares down 6.2% and lifted Marvell’s outlook. We examine what the deal signals about custom silicon…
Modine Surges on Reported $23B Cooling Pipeline Tied to Google and Amazon
Modine Manufacturing shares surged after a Hunterbrook report citing leaked files claimed a $4B Google deal and a $23B data center cooling pipeline. We examine what the report…
Micron’s $10B Boise R&D Bet Frames Memory as Core AI Infrastructure
Micron announced a $10 billion research facility in Boise, Idaho, as its CEO argues AI demand is breaking the memory industry’s boom-bust cycle. We examine what the announcement…
Exostar Powers Fujitsu’s Trusted Supply Chain Service for Japan’s Defense Sector
Exostar is powering Fujitsu’s new Trusted Supplychain Service in Japan with secure Microsoft 365 enclave technology for defense suppliers. The deal extends a partnership dating to 2019 and…
GE Vernova’s AI Order Surge Signals Power and Cooling Are the New AI Bottleneck
GE Vernova’s AI data-center orders reportedly doubled 2025’s full-year total in six months — a sign power equipment is the AI buildout’s real bottleneck. We examine what Eaton…