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Can Nvidia Really Hit the $12.4 Trillion Number Raymond James Just Put on It?
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Artificial IntelligenceTechnology & InnovationInfrastructure & DefenseMarket Technicals & Flows
The AI infrastructure boom is shifting from demand-led constraints (wanting more compute) to supply-led constraints—how fast the industry can build the needed capacity. This implies spending could remain supported, but near-term execution and build-out timelines may cap how quickly incremental demand translates into new deployments. Overall, the read-through is mildly positive for AI infrastructure beneficiaries as the bottleneck moves to construction capacity.
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