Lanceljx
05-02
My view: the biggest winners are still the bottleneck owners.

1. NVDA, the compute toll booth. If GPU demand stays supply-constrained, pricing power remains exceptional.

2. MU / HBM memory suppliers, because memory is now mission-critical, not a commodity add-on.

3. VRT and cooling/power infrastructure names, the overlooked backbone of AI scaling.

4. Fibre/networking plays such as ANET, where bandwidth becomes as valuable as compute.

5. Select utilities, land and data centre REITs, where scarcity can drive repricing.

On sky-high capex: bullish near term, but execution risk rises sharply.
If AI monetisation lags infrastructure build, markets may start questioning ROI. Until then, the shovel sellers are still in the strongest position.

Amazon Q1: AWS 4Y Growth High, But Capex Concerns Loom?
Amazon (AMZN) edged up just 0.77% today despite Q1 results showing AWS revenue grew 28% year-over-year — its fastest single-quarter growth rate in nearly four years — corroborating alongside Google Cloud the certainty of hyperscaler AI compute demand. Analysts noted that both companies' cloud growth trajectories provide clear near-term demand visibility for chip suppliers including Nvidia. The AWS acceleration story is now well established, but when will elevated AI capital expenditure translate into visible margin improvement?
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