I
Demand inflection
Token consumption up 2.5x in six months. Hyperscaler RPO exited 1Q26 at $2.2T.
II
The AI Infrastructure build-out
Installed GW capacity grows 5–8x by 2030. Still early innings.
III
The $10 trillion capex ticket
Annual DC capex hits $1.3T this year (+85%), $2.7T by 2030.
IV
Money & Power
Financing mix is shifting; power eases as the binding constraint as gas turbines and flexible load come online.
V
Accelerators — a $1T opportunity
XPU revenue grows from $360B to $936B by 2030. Nvidia retains share leadership; AMD ramps; AVGO scales as the dominant ASIC vendor.
VI
CPUs — back in the limelight
Revenue $29B → $135B (37% CAGR). CPU-to-XPU ratios approach parity.
VII
Memory — upcycle longevity underappreciated
Memory could be a $1T category by 2030. The longevity of this cycle is structurally underestimated.
VIII
Logic — almost doubling in the BoM
XPUs increasingly designed on leading-edge nodes; wafer-content per accelerator scales as complexity rises.
IX
Advanced Packaging
CoWoS, the 2024–25 bottleneck, eases. Other constraints take over.
X
Semicap — $380B of WFE
EUV is the binding back-half-of-decade constraint. ~410 incremental tools required against ASML's ~90/yr ceiling.
XI
Reconciling demand & supply
Where the model says the bottlenecks bite, in what order, and through what year.
XII
Owning the build-out
Valuation framework + the 5 named top picks across compute, memory, foundry, and semicap.