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Co-packaged optics, optical I/O, silicon photonics, packaging, and AI rack interconnect.
StatusactiveCPO / Optical I/O is active through weak related; current evidence remains distinct from verified thesis-changing production proof unless primary support appears.
Key memory: 1 condition / 1 thesis cell.CPO evidence type: weak relatedLatest trigger: weak or generic optical chatter related to CPO watchlist.
Open full theme pageAI switch ASICs, Ethernet fabrics, custom silicon, optical networking, and rack-scale network bottlenecks.
StatusactiveAI Networking / Switch ASICs is active with 4 meaningful evidence items and 0 memory connections.
Key memory: 1 condition / 1 thesis cell.Latest trigger: CPO / Optical I/O involving INTC. matched stored memory
Open full theme pageCoWoS, EMIB, substrates, interposers, chiplets, advanced packaging capacity, yield, and thermals.
StatusactiveCoWoS / Advanced Packaging is active through packaging or CPO-adjacent evidence; verify whether it is primary support or social-source only.
Key memory: 1 condition / 1 thesis cell.Latest trigger: CPO / Optical I/O involving INTC. matched stored memory
Open full theme pageHBM, LPDDR, DRAM, accelerator-memory intensity, and AI memory supply chains.
StatusactiveHBM / AI Memory is active with 2 meaningful evidence items and 4 memory connections.
Key memory: 2 active HBM/memory conditions and 1 thesis cell.Latest trigger: CPO / Optical I/O involving AMD, NVDA, SIVE, AAOI. matched stored memory
Open full theme pageAI compute infrastructure, accelerators, hyperscaler capex, custom silicon, and supply-chain constraints.
StatusquietAI Infrastructure is quiet in this window, but stored conditions/theses remain active.
Key memory: 1 condition / 1 thesis cell.No meaningful live trigger in this window.
Open full theme pagePower, cooling, grid, gas, nuclear, data-center capacity, and AI infrastructure buildout.
StatusquietAI Power / Data Centers is quiet in the current live window.
Key memory: no active condition or thesis attached yet.No meaningful live trigger in this window.
Open full theme pagePower, cooling, grid, gas, nuclear, data-center capacity, and AI infrastructure buildout.
StatusquietPower Semiconductors / SiC is quiet in the current live window.
Key memory: no active condition or thesis attached yet.No meaningful live trigger in this window.
Open full theme pageEnergy infrastructure, nuclear, gas, grid availability, and power scarcity for compute.
StatusquietEnergy / Nuclear / Gas is quiet in the current live window.
Key memory: no active condition or thesis attached yet.No meaningful live trigger in this window.
Open full theme pageAgent platforms, orchestration, inference software, developer tooling, and automation infrastructure.
StatusquietAgentic Software / Infrastructure is quiet in the current live window.
Key memory: no active condition or thesis attached yet.No meaningful live trigger in this window.
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RT @BruceCMaster: $SATS NAV is projected at ~$208 post-closing of the ATT & SpaceX deal, yet it currently trades at $120. Shorts—including $SPCX hedgers—will face a severe squeeze if they fail to unlock their positions before the $SATS rally. Fear will inevitably kick in.
Shown because it matched stored memoryRT @himself65: Correction on $SATS — I had it backwards; @labubu_trader's NAV-catch-up read was right. EchoStar's SpaceX consideration is share-anchored, not dollar-fixed: up to $11.1B of SpaceX stock at a fixed $212/sh (Nov-25 8-K) ≈ ~2% of SpaceX. SPCX is now ~$2.5T, so that stake marks ~$50B and does move with SPCX. The ~$42B wasn't a phantom — the only mistake was pricing post-split shares at a pre-split number. So yes, $SATS is a SpaceX NAV play. The catch isn't the stake — it's that the shares are locked unt...
Shown because it matched stored memoryRT @Alex_Intel_: Wow 0.5 D0 on Intel 14A is incredible Keep in mind 18A was 0.4 around September 24, HVM was a year later So Intel 14A is HVM Q4 27 I'd imagine 14AE is doing just as well $INTC
Shown because it matched stored memoryRT @aleabitoreddit: New reports that $AMD is scrambling for CW laser supply. And is negotiating large-scale purchase orders for CW Lasers to ensure its production capacity is not constrained by $NVDA (Trendforce) Obvious CW laser beneficiaries: - $SIVE (AMD went to GFS for CPO, Sivers reference laser level) - $AAOI (Rosenblatt analyst checks) Lumentum/Coherent are kinda booked out way into 2028 as well. Lumentum is especially constrained for CW capacity already from existing EML contracts (so they probably are buy...
Shown because it matched stored memory$3T MC on $18B revenue is giving me 2021 NFT and metaverse vibes. $SPCX
Shown because it matched stored memorySubs ——— Just added more to $EOS.AX, seems like it’s bottoming here
Shown because it matched stored memoryNew reports that $AMD is scrambling for CW laser supply. And is negotiating large-scale purchase orders for CW Lasers to ensure its production capacity is not constrained by $NVDA (Trendforce) Obvious CW laser beneficiaries: - $SIVE (AMD went to GFS for CPO, Sivers reference laser level) - $AAOI (Rosenblatt analyst checks) Lumentum/Coherent are kinda booked out way into 2028 as well. Lumentum is especially constrained for CW capacity already from existing EML contracts (so they probably are buying from Sumitomo/Fu...
Shown because it matched stored memory@BaBig90 I did not mention any institutional accumulation , the post has never been edited as well so what you see is the first and final version of what I posted haha. Perhaps you mistook another stock for $PL!
Shown because it matched stored memory$INFQ Dedicated TA post for 150626 10/20/50/200EMA => blue/purple/yellow/red INFQ closed $14.82 (+10.43%) today and got back above the 10EMA ($14.73) and 20EMA ($14.74), which is the reclaim I said we needed to see in the last post. Good to have that back. That said, it printed a bearish looking candle similar to what we saw on $DGXX recently, closing below the halfway mark of the full body. The long upper wick shows sellers stepped in at the highs, so while the reclaim is a positive, the candle itself isn't the c...
Shown because it matched stored memory$DGXX Dedicated TA post for 150626 Closed at $7.02 on 11.52M volume. Strong move today, price gapped up right at the 10/20EMA confluence ($6.72/$6.76) and proceeded to run from there. Gapping up off the EMAs and holding is bullish in and of itself, and it means the bearish 10/20 cross is now under threat of being reclaimed and flipped back bullish. That said, the candlestick pattern is making me a little cautious. We wicked up but closed lower than the halfway point of the full candle body, which shows some sellin...
Shown because it matched stored memory$IQE Dedicated TA post for 150626 10/20/50/200EMA => blue/purple/yellow/red The inverse head and shoulders is playing out beautifully here. We tested the neckline at 55.8p and closed right above it at 56.7p, a big +22.59% day, exactly the confirmation level I flagged in my last few posts. Tomorrow's candle is extremely important to determine whether we continue this rally, ideally we want to see it hold above the neckline rather than fall back below. On top of that we've now got the 10/20EMA bullish cross, with th...
Shown because it matched stored memory$BRUN $DGXX $IQE $INFQ $SIVE $SIVE.ST $LPK 150626 TA Update As always, just my 2c. Pls like and repost if you find any value in this post! It takes quite a lot of work to analyse the charts. Thank you!🙊 $SIVE $SIVEF $SIVE.ST $LPK TA Update 150626 10/20/50/200EMA => blue/purple/yellow/red $SIVE SIVE still looks bullish, closed at 86.35 SEK. It looked like it wanted to break out of the bull flag consolidation pattern but didn't quite manage to do so today. Still, price remains above all the key moving averages (10E...
Shown because it matched stored memory$PL is a great company for long term, but short term price action does look weak here. My assumptions was that it would hold $30 as it has been basing around that level for awhile. If it loses that price tomorrow, I will exit my position and re-evaluate a re-entry. I may be wrong on this in terms of entry.
Shown because it matched stored memory@srinivaschou Idk if you can find OTC stocks on Robinhood but it’s listed as $IQEPF or $IQEPY
Shown because it matched stored memoryApparently, $SPCX is a $2.5T company now. I did say Americans would buy anything futuristic without caring about valuations... I guess everything in Murica go brrr.
Shown because it matched stored memoryThe AI infrastructure buildout has three distinct networking layers. Each one is at a different point in its adoption curve and each one has different winners. 1. Scale-up connects GPUs inside a single server and eventually across racks. The transition from copper is happening in stages. > Copper still dominates at short distances. > Active electrical cable extends that reach but loses signal integrity as clusters grow. > LPO removes the DSP entirely, cutting power consumption to near CPO levels while keeping the ...
Shown because it matched stored memoryIt's so wild that the bears didn't learn the first time around shorting $TSLA, and they are now trying to short $SPCX You realize the market trades off way more than just fundamentals? There are no rules that say markets need to trade based on fundamentals. This is actually a really good thing.
Shown because it matched stored memoryWorth watching $ETH tomorrow 👀
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Prior memory framed Intel as the only credible rack-scale CPO winner. If this new evidence is true co-packaged optics around AI switches or adjacent compute integration, it may widen the winner map beyond Intel and create a memory collision worth reviewing.
Prior memory framed Intel as the only credible rack-scale CPO winner. If this new evidence is true co-packaged optics around AI switches or adjacent compute integration, it may widen the winner map beyond Intel and create a memory collision worth reviewing.
Prior memory framed Intel as the only credible rack-scale CPO winner. If this new evidence is true co-packaged optics around AI switches or adjacent compute integration, it may widen the winner map beyond Intel and create a memory collision worth reviewing.
The new evidence is not full CPO proof yet, but it suggests the bottleneck may move from pure optical components toward packaging process innovation outside the Intel-only path. That could eventually change the winner map if paired with real customer deployment.
The new evidence is optical-networking adjacent, but it does not yet prove true co-packaged optics, a named AI-switch customer, or a packaging path that clearly challenges the stored Intel-only thesis.
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L’action la plus intéressante sur PEA ? Pour moi il s’agit de STMielectronics Mais pourquoi le marché commence-t-il à la rerater ? Parce qu’en Europe, il existe un besoin croissant de souveraineté dans : >Les semi-conducteurs >L’IA >La robotique >Le spatial >La défense >Les véhicules électriques Et $STM se retrouve au croisement de tous ces thèmes Son exposition actuelle est délirante : >MCU et microcontrôleurs industriels >Puces automobiles >SiC pour véhicules électriques >Photonique sur silici
RT @OptimusDelta: $LPTH - A job board tells you everything you need to know about what's happening inside a company. Supply Chain Director Urgent. 10+ years manufacturing supply chain experience required. Responsibilities include "assess supplier stability, manage supply chain risks, implement contingency plans" and "negotiate long-term partnerships." Inbound demand is straining what they can currently source and deliver. G5 Infrared Director of Operations Urgent. Covering thin film production,
$IQE Dedicated TA post for 150626 10/20/50/200EMA => blue/purple/yellow/red The inverse head and shoulders is playing out beautifully here. We tested the neckline at 55.8p and closed right above it at 56.7p, a big +22.59% day, exactly the confirmation level I flagged in my last few posts. Tomorrow's candle is extremely important to determine whether we continue this rally, ideally we want to see it hold above the neckline rather than fall back below. On top of that we've now got the 10/20EMA bul
RT @himself65: Correction on $SATS — I had it backwards; @labubu_trader's NAV-catch-up read was right. EchoStar's SpaceX consideration is share-anchored, not dollar-fixed: up to $11.1B of SpaceX stock at a fixed $212/sh (Nov-25 8-K) ≈ ~2% of SpaceX. SPCX is now ~$2.5T, so that stake marks ~$50B and does move with SPCX. The ~$42B wasn't a phantom — the only mistake was pricing post-split shares at a pre-split number. So yes, $SATS is a SpaceX NAV play. The catch isn't the stake — it's that the sh
RT @aleabitoreddit: New reports that $AMD is scrambling for CW laser supply. And is negotiating large-scale purchase orders for CW Lasers to ensure its production capacity is not constrained by $NVDA (Trendforce) Obvious CW laser beneficiaries: - $SIVE (AMD went to GFS for CPO, Sivers reference laser level) - $AAOI (Rosenblatt analyst checks) Lumentum/Coherent are kinda booked out way into 2028 as well. Lumentum is especially constrained for CW capacity already from existing EML contracts (so th
$PL is a great company for long term, but short term price action does look weak here. My assumptions was that it would hold $30 as it has been basing around that level for awhile. If it loses that price tomorrow, I will exit my position and re-evaluate a re-entry. I may be wrong on this in terms of entry.