
The AI revolution runs on electricity, light, and silicon. A Silicon Valley circuit designer explores the physical infrastructure behind it — one bottleneck at a time.
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This is structural analysis, not investment advice. The companies discussed can be volatile, and the author may hold positions in some of the securities discussed. Readers should make their own investment decisions.
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