Shyon
05-27
I’m currently most bullish on Stage 2 — memory, especially $Micron Technology(MU)$ . HBM has become a critical bottleneck for AI, and supply still looks very tight due to EUV restrictions and advanced packaging limitations. I think the market still underestimates how important memory is compared to GPUs, which is why MU still has room to run.

I also believe optical networking could be the next rotation. As AI workloads explode, bandwidth demand will surge, making companies like $COHERENT(COHR)$ and $POET Technologies Inc(POET)$ increasingly interesting. AI is no longer just about chips — it’s about the entire infrastructure stack.

For power, I think the trend is inevitable but slightly later-stage for me. Companies like $Vistra Energy Corp.(VST)$ and $Constellation Energy Corp(CEG)$ could benefit massively once AI-driven electricity demand becomes undeniable.

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AMD Keeps Surging: Will It Replicate Micron's Explosive Breakout?
AMD rallied 4.55% today as markets position it as the next AI infrastructure breakout trade following Micron, with Samsung's HBM4E sample delivery and AI developer ecosystem expansion fueling the narrative. Ramp velocity of the MI-series accelerators at hyperscaler clients remains the critical validation point. Unlike Micron's HBM scarcity thesis, AMD must still prove its AI compute market share gains with hard data. In this AI infrastructure rotation, will AMD deliver its own 'Micron moment'?
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