
Taiwan's AI supply chain is going global
- TSMC's US investment hits $265B, with 12 fabs planned
- Quanta, Wistron, Inventec: $1.3B+ into US server ops
- By 2030: US to host 40% of Taiwan firms' AI server capacity, Taiwan just 30% (MIC)

What’s even more wild is capex was under 4% of FCF last quarter making this one of most capital efficient infrastructure businesses ever built.
Agents still need CPUs to run tools, orchestrate workflows and host environments they act in which could take AMD server CPU revenue toward ~$60B by 2030.
If AMD can hold ~50% share then CPUs become a second major AI growth engine alongside GPUs with custom $ARM chips from the hyperscalers as main thing to watch.
If cleanroom shortages keep supply constrained then those 2028 estimates look too low across $MU and $SKHY on HBM and DRAM and $SNDK on enterprise SSDs as AI storage demand keeps climbing.
2022: -29%
2023: -7%
2024: -30%
2025: -16%
2026: -49%
• Revenue +379% Y/Y to $54.2B ($2.8B beat).
Cloud Memory +258% Y/Y.
Core Data Center +1,042% Y/Y.
Mobile & Client +249% Y/Y.
Auto & Embedded +376% Y/Y.
• Non-GAAP EPS $33.42 ($1.60 beat).
Some numbers behind that potential $2T valuation:
• FY25 revenue: $4.59B, up 1,088% YoY
• Operating loss: $8.06B
• Compute + infrastructure spend: $7.33B, up 190%
• Cash + short-term investments: $20.28B
• Future cloud, compute + infrastructure obligations: roughly $518B
At a $2T valuation, Anthropic would be valued at more than 400x its FY25 revenue.
The filing gives one of the clearest looks yet at what public markets may be asked to pay for frontier AI growth, and just how capital-intensive that race is becoming.
Source: Reuters
That should drive a ton more AI usage across $GOOGL, $MSFT, $META and $AMZN with $NVDA, $AMD and $AVGO powering compute stack while $MU and $SKHY supply memory behind it.
stocks to watch and TP
$NVDA | NVIDIA
Target: $450
$MAAS | Maase
Target: $20
$AMD | AMD
Target: $380
$MU | Micron
Target: $1800
$NBIS | Nebius
Target: $280
$CRWV | CoreWeave
Target: $250
$IREN | IREN
Target: $120
$ASTS | AST SpaceMobile
Target: $280
$RKLB | Rocket Lab
Target: $220
$TSLA | Tesla
Target: $900
$META | Meta
Target: $1200
$HOOD | Robinhood
Target: $180
$SOFI | SoFi
Target: $55
AI infrastructure / edge computing:
$MAAS | Maase Inc.
Target: $25
Data-center:
$NBIS | Nebius Group
Target: $580
Semis / Memory:
$MU | Micron Technology
Target: $2200
Software:
$ZETA | Zeta Global
Target: $125
Health (biggest catalyst today):
$VKTX | Viking Therapeutics
Target: $180
Space:
$RKLB | Rocket Lab
Target: $380
Energy:
$BE | Bloom Energy
Target: $575
Connectivity:
$CRDO | Credo Technology
Target: $420
Super-app:
$GRAB | Grab Holdings
Target: $12
What are your picks?
• Grid equipment: $GEV, $FPS, $HUBB
• Busway & liquid cooling: $VRT, $ETN, $MAAS
• Battery storage: $EOSE, $TSLA, $FLNC
• Cooling & CDUs: $VRT, $TT, $MOD, $MAAS, $JCI, $NVT
• Energized sites: $IREN, $CIFR, $CORZ, $APLD, $WULF
Warren Buffett vs Stanley Druckenmiller
Buffett stepped down as Charman of Berkshire Hathaway $BRK.B today. Druckenmiller has never had a losing year in more than 30 years.
$INTC (Intel) → $98 Must buy
$MAAS (Maase) → $15 Must buy
$TSLA (Tesla) - $350 Strong Buy
$NVDA (NVIDIA) - $213 Strong Buy
$RKLB (Rocket Lab) - $60 Must buy
$MU (Micron Technologys) → $900 Must buy
$MRVL (Marvell Technology) - $225 Must buy
$AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) → $505 Strong Buy