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🚀📊 "Core Company List" in the Fastest-Growing Sectors: AI Infrastructure, Storage, and Energy Are Forming the Same Main Theme

If you divide the market into "companies that are rising fast" and "systems that are forced to expand,"
the ones truly worth long-term bets often appear in the latter.

The three clearest structural themes are currently accelerating simultaneously:

AI Infrastructure
Storage and Memory
Energy Systems

They are not rotating themes but different facets of the same thing:
Computing power demand is being forcibly amplified by the real world.

First Layer: AI Infrastructure (The Physical Carrier of Computing Power)

Iris Energy $IREN(IREN.US)
AI-native data centers, directly tied to computing power expansion, highly sensitive to GPU demand.

Nebius $Nebius(NBIS.US)
A next-gen AI infrastructure platform benefiting from the rise in off-cloud computing and dedicated cluster demand.

CoreWeave $Coreweave(CRWV.US)
A representative AI cloud computing power stock, with a client structure that makes it highly sensitive to model expansion.

Applied Digital $Applied Digital(APLD.US)
Focused on AI data center "shovel stocks," directly benefiting from computing power capital expenditure cycles.

The commonality in this layer is just one thing:
AI isn’t "using the cloud"—it’s devouring physical infrastructure.

Second Layer: Storage and Memory (The Underestimated AI Bottleneck)

Micron Technology $Micron Tech(MU.US)
A direct beneficiary of high-bandwidth memory and AI server configuration upgrades.

Sandisk $Sandisk(SNDK.US)
With explosive data growth, storage density and cost efficiency become core variables.

When model sizes grow exponentially,
computing power is just the front end; memory and storage are the underlying resources being continuously consumed.

Third Layer: Energy (The Endpoint of All AI Narratives)

Eos Energy $EOS Energy Enterprises(EOSE.US)
Long-duration energy storage solutions, directly addressing data center and industrial power stability issues.

Bloom Energy $Bloom Energy(BE.US)
Distributed energy and fuel cells, providing stable power for high-load scenarios.

Talen Energy $T1 Energy(TE.US)
Power generation assets, directly facing the real-world constraint of "computing power = electricity."

What AI will ultimately encounter isn’t an algorithm problem—
it’s where the electricity comes from and whether it can be supplied sustainably.

Looking at these three layers together, you’ll realize one thing:

AI → Computing Power → Data Centers → Memory & Storage → Energy
This isn’t a multiple-choice question; it’s a chain reaction.

When demand isn’t "wanting to expand" but "having no choice but to expand,"
these bottleneck-positioned companies will exhibit nonlinear growth curves.

📬 I’ll continue tracking which companies in these sectors are transitioning from "optional configurations" to "system necessities" and share signals before key inflection points.
Which layer’s certainty interests you more: computing power, storage, or energy?

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