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AI needs to keep cool—literally. That's driving demand for these infrastructure companies
🌈 Abstract
The article discusses the increasing demand for infrastructure companies that provide cooling solutions for data centers and AI-powered systems.
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[01] Investing trends: AI needs to keep cool
1. What is driving the demand for infrastructure companies that provide cooling solutions?
- The advent of artificial intelligence has skyrocketed demand for data centers and industrial components to keep all the AI chips from overheating.
- Cooling technologies manufacturers like Carrier Global, Trane Technologies, and Johnson Controls are seeing higher demand for HVAC systems.
- Companies that create infrastructure to regulate temperature, such as Parker-Hannafin's fluid connectors and Dover's industrial-style pumps used in liquid cooling, are also seeing increased demand.
2. Which other companies are benefiting from the AI craze indirectly?
- TE Connectivity, which specializes in industrial connectors that transport electric signals to the servers inside data centers, expects to double its AI revenues to $400 million next year.
- Caterpillar and Cummins, whose backup power engines are sold to data center owners, are also seeing increased demand.
- GE Vernova's electrification segment, which includes grid solutions, high-voltage switchgear, and transformer products, is experiencing growing demand for smart grid software that helps companies manage the disbursement of power.
[02] GE Vernova's growth in smart grid technology
1. What is driving the growth in GE Vernova's electrification segment?
- Growing demand for smart grid software that helps companies manage the disbursement of power has fueled GE Vernova's electrification segment.
- GE Vernova's CEO, Scott Strazik, is seeing similar trends with transformers and switch gears, which have the "most healthy growth" and are a priority for the company to ensure they have the capacity to serve these growth markets.
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