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someone made the most ADDICTIVE game to learn DATA CENTER networking its called Data Center, $6 game, you start with bare floors, buy racks, mount servers, route every cable by hand the INSANE part, every customers traffic shows as colored balls rolling through your cables... you literally see bottlenecks...

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Nicolas Zullo

30,131 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Morgan Stanley just dropped numbers that should make every investor pay attention (Save this). Hyperscalers spent $261B in 2024, they're now projected to spend $1.4T in 2028, a 5x increase in four years and that doesn't even include OpenAI or Anthropic. For the first time, Morgan Stanley is classifying SpaceX as a legitimate hyperscaler alongside Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta. All of it flows into chips, data centers and memory and the supply chain companies sitting beneath the hyperscalers are the ones that will compound quietly. The most underrated play is memory. Micron is the only American HBM supplier, giving it a structural edge in government AI contracts that Samsung and SK Hynix cannot touch. Its entire 2026 HBM4 production is already sold out, revenue nearly tripled to $23.9B, and the memory prices are roughly doubling every year. The cooling problem is one of the most profitable bottlenecks in this entire trade. Vertiv makes the power management, liquid cooling systems and racks that keep GPU clusters from melting and it's up over 100% year to date in 2026 with a $15B+ backlog and guidance raised to $13.5–$14B in full year revenue. Arista Networks (ANET) is the networking infrastructure play, every AI data center needs ultra high speed networking fabric to connect thousands of GPUs together And Arista just doubled its 2026 AI revenue target as the industry shifts from proprietary InfiniBand to Open Ethernet, a shift that plays directly into Arista's strengths. Astera Labs solves the interconnect bottleneck inside data centers, the problem of getting data between chips fast enough to keep up with the GPUs. Revenue grew 93% year over year, it's already profitable, and its customers are Microsoft and Amazon directly. The hyperscalers are the miners and the real money is in the companies selling them the shovels, the electricity, the memory, the cooling, the networking, and the custom silicon. Make sure to follow me Melvin for more underrated infrastructure plays.
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Morgan Stanley just dropped numbers that should make every investor pay attention (Save this). Hyperscalers spent $261B in 2024, they're now projected to spend $1.4T in 2028, a 5x increase in four years and that doesn't even include OpenAI or Anthropic. For the first time, Morgan Stanley is classifying SpaceX as a legitimate hyperscaler alongside Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta. All of it flows into chips, data centers and memory and the supply chain companies sitting beneath the hyperscalers are the ones that will compound quietly. The most underrated play is memory. Micron is the only American HBM supplier, giving it a structural edge in government AI contracts that Samsung and SK Hynix cannot touch. Its entire 2026 HBM4 production is already sold out, revenue nearly tripled to $23.9B, and the memory prices are roughly doubling every year. The cooling problem is one of the most profitable bottlenecks in this entire trade. Vertiv makes the power management, liquid cooling systems and racks that keep GPU clusters from melting and it's up over 100% year to date in 2026 with a $15B+ backlog and guidance raised to $13.5–$14B in full year revenue. Arista Networks (ANET) is the networking infrastructure play, every AI data center needs ultra high speed networking fabric to connect thousands of GPUs together And Arista just doubled its 2026 AI revenue target as the industry shifts from proprietary InfiniBand to Open Ethernet, a shift that plays directly into Arista's strengths. Astera Labs solves the interconnect bottleneck inside data centers, the problem of getting data between chips fast enough to keep up with the GPUs. Revenue grew 93% year over year, it's already profitable, and its customers are Microsoft and Amazon directly. The hyperscalers are the miners and the real money is in the companies selling them the shovels, the electricity, the memory, the cooling, the networking, and the custom silicon. Make sure to follow me Melvin for more underrated infrastructure plays.

Melvin

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Today in Senate Finance, led by Chair Joan Huffman we dug into the EXPLOSIVE growth of data centers in Texas and per Isaiah Mitchell below... When did this occur? HERE ARE THE FACTS: -335 data centers operating across Texas RIGHT NOW -Texas is #2 in the nation, behind only Virginia -The industry has grown far faster than anyone expected when the exemption was first put in place Data centers got started in Texas in 2013, but the hockey stick hit in 2021 as COVID accelerated the digitization of our entire economy! Remote work made “where you sleep” more important than “where you work,” and demand for data usage at home EXPLODED! Here’s something the public should know: whether it says “AI” on it or not, these data services are already everywhere in Texas. On a recent trip to Florida, every app I used - airlines, hotels, restaurants, gas stations - ran on "the cloud." As Texas Comptroller Chief Revenue Estimator Brad Johnson said: "The cloud is NOT in the atmosphere." Some people may not know this, but we have Phil King to thank, as he authored SB 6 last session, letting Texas lead the way with AI Data Centers! It’s physical: servers and storage in real buildings... That’s why data center physical security matters just as much as cybersecurity. The exemption helped attract this industry. Now the cost to taxpayers has grown into the billions, and it’s our job to take a hard look at whether the benefits still justify the costs! #txlege
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Today in Senate Finance, led by Chair Joan Huffman we dug into the EXPLOSIVE growth of data centers in Texas and per Isaiah Mitchell below... When did this occur? HERE ARE THE FACTS: -335 data centers operating across Texas RIGHT NOW -Texas is #2 in the nation, behind only Virginia -The industry has grown far faster than anyone expected when the exemption was first put in place Data centers got started in Texas in 2013, but the hockey stick hit in 2021 as COVID accelerated the digitization of our entire economy! Remote work made “where you sleep” more important than “where you work,” and demand for data usage at home EXPLODED! Here’s something the public should know: whether it says “AI” on it or not, these data services are already everywhere in Texas. On a recent trip to Florida, every app I used - airlines, hotels, restaurants, gas stations - ran on "the cloud." As Texas Comptroller Chief Revenue Estimator Brad Johnson said: "The cloud is NOT in the atmosphere." Some people may not know this, but we have Phil King to thank, as he authored SB 6 last session, letting Texas lead the way with AI Data Centers! It’s physical: servers and storage in real buildings... That’s why data center physical security matters just as much as cybersecurity. The exemption helped attract this industry. Now the cost to taxpayers has grown into the billions, and it’s our job to take a hard look at whether the benefits still justify the costs! #txlege

Team Bettencourt

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