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The AI Infrastructure Opportunity: 3 Fools Weigh In
In this episode of Motley Fool Money, host Tim Buyers and analysts Yasser Alshimi and Austin Sharma delve into the burgeoning AI infrastructure market, discussing the staggering projected spending of ...
The AI Infrastructure Opportunity: 3 Fools Weigh In
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The AI infrastructure opportunity is how big is it?
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You're listening, Motley Full Money.
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Welcome fools, I'm your host Tim Buyers and with me are two of my most AI immersive
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teammates, Yasser Alshimi and Austin Sharma.
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Thank you both for being here.
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How you feeling this morning?
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Are you feeling suitably enthused about AI?
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Well Tim, after not saying that we're your two favorite analysts but maybe two of your
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most AI-forward analysts, I guess I'm feeling okay.
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Guy, I'm not, you know, this is a compliment.
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It's not a backhanded compliment, I'll say.
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I hear you my friend.
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Yasser, how about you, so?
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Yeah, well, I'm going to steal your expression here and say caffeinated and ready to go.
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Perfect.
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So, yeah, so excited about talking AI with you this morning.
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Very good.
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Let's talk about this because there's a lot of AI infrastructure spend.
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I'll give you a quick stat here because I find this to be absolutely bonkers.
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The New York Times is reporting that Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta and OpenAI combined
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are projecting $325 billion, that's with a B, $325 billion, and spent by year-end.
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So we're in October.
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This was published in mid-September.
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We're in October now, $325 billion by year-end in pursuit of AI.
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That seems absolutely outrageous to me.
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So let's talk about other outrageous things that AI does before we get into the stocks.
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I just want to go around the horn because we're spending so much money.
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What is the last thing you asked AI to do?
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Could be for work, could be for something utterly ridiculous.
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Yasser, you are laughing.
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So I want to hear the ridiculous thing that you asked AI to do.
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Definitely not a ridiculous thing, at least not lately.
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Although I would say that the last thing I asked AI to do is to help me out prepare for
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the podcast.
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Perfect.
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This is just how tightly integrated into my workflow it has become.
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I find it actually, and this is incredible, just the short amount of time since we started
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using AI here in any capacity.
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And then now we're a point where I found it pretty hard to imagine doing most aspects of
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my job without the help of some generative AI model or the other.
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Yeah, I mean, that's a paradigm shift.
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That's what we call a paradigm shift when habits change.
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I'll say it.
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How about you?
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Same Tim, I used it to help me prepare for this podcast, but skipping that the next most
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recent use, explain to me the phrase hitch Beck Limidinas.
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This is a Turkish phrase that you didn't expect at all.
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Enough said.
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This shows how much this has taken over my learning curve among a number of disciplines.
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You know what?
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Fair enough.
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I mean, I'll let that sit there.
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And then listeners can look that up for themselves.
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I will say I do this.
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I have started to use AI more as like a search.
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It's not replaced search for me, but now I ask utterly ridiculous questions all the
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time.
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I don't even do keyword searches anymore.
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I ask full questions.
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But let's talk about the opportunity.
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We have three views, one for each of us, and three stocks.
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We're just going to talk about.
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So I'm going to again reiterate the amount of spend here.
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Microsoft just over the trailing 12 months, 64.6 billion in CapEx, Amazon, 107.7 billion,
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Alphabet, 66.9 billion, Meta, 52.2 billion.
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Of the big names, the only one that is kind of like looks like the sober, responsible
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one is Apple at 12.4 billion.
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And I'm not sure they are.
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They aren't.
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But here's what I want to know.
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Yasser, what is your view of this spend?
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Because at some point, that spend's got to pay off.
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So what's your view of this and what's a stock that you think is?
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It should be on everybody's radar in the midst of all this spend.
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Yeah, so I'm going to start off here by maybe coding Satya Nadella when he said every
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company is becoming an AI factory.
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You know, we're witnessing these just absolutely incredible numbers of investments that you
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just outlined to him that all of the big large cap, Piper Scalar technology companies
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here in the US and abroad are making in order to kind of catch up with this AI revolution.
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Let's put it that way.
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I would say when you said Apple is being responsible by spending only $12 billion.
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And in fact, I might argue that could be a potential yellow flag for Apple.
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And I think that a lot of investors have actually treated Apple accordingly because Apple
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has not shown us so far, at least, that they are able to come up with any kind of major
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innovation when it comes to AI.
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They have had to rely on Chad GPT for the iOS systems here, sold in the US, and they
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are relying on the Alibaba Gwen model for phone, sold in China.
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There have been constant changes in stuff and so on.
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So anyway, I could go on.
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But the point is we're witnessing a wholesale paradigm shift in how we approach computing
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and what we use computing for.
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And I was just talking earlier about how tightly integrated AI has become into my workflow.
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But that's not just me.
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That's a lot of people out there and a lot of companies are spending a lot of time thinking
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about how to invest in AI.
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Give me the company then the profits from this.
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All right.
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So the company, in my view, so on a risk-adjusted basis, I would argue that Alibaba probably
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offers investors the best investment opportunity in AI over the next decade.
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Predexably or logically, a lot of investors here when they think about AI investing, they
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think only about US companies.
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And that's understandably so.
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However, I think that given the just a combination of very attractive valuation for Alibaba,
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as well as the massive investments that's making in its AI capabilities, and that includes
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a full stack.
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So it's not only building the large language models.
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I mentioned Kwen earlier, which is integrated into iPhones, sold in China.
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But it's also building data centers, it's building custom chips for AI.
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That it is even starting to sell to other Chinese companies that are in need of those chips.
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And that is not necessarily replacing Nvidia GPUs, but they're working kind of on the
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on the front side to supplement and complement, but they have a major cost advantage compared
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to let's say US made chips or US design chips.
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We are starting to see the early signs of green shoots of that massive jump in AI deployment,
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usage consumption from Alibaba's cloud intelligence unit, which has had its revenue grow in triple
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digits over the past several quarters.
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Where I think eventually cloud revenue is going to become a meaningful mix of its overall
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revenue and margins are likely going to improve as a result of that change.
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So all in all, I would say Alibaba offers a pretty good opportunity for our investors here.
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All right, it's a ticker BABA.
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Baba, Asset, what do you got for me here?
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Do you agree, disagree, refine, give me something?
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Yeah, I'm generally aligned with Yosser's view on AI capacity and the build out that we're all witnessing.
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Several years ago, right before everything exploded with chat GPT and our lives changed
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without any chance of looking back, Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, said that the gains out of
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Moore's Law were coming to an end, meaning thereby this linear ability to pack more and more
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information on a chip had run out.
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At the time, lots of folks thought that he was simply saying that it's going to be harder for us
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to solve this mathematical type problem, but it turns out he was saying something else.
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Y'all are going to pay more to use this stuff.
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Loan behold, a few years later, he's saying now that the reason all of this capacity needs to be
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built out, why we're going to keep using this stuff more and more is because we're demanding more
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inference.
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We demand that reasoning that comes from this complex multi-step task that a GPU performs.
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And hence, to really go back to what Yosser was just mentioning, we're going to, as consumers,
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keep using these models.
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There is no turning back.
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Now, you're probably going to ask me, okay, if that's the case, what stock should have been?
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If I'm looking at, right?
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Right by mine.
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Go ahead.
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All right, so tell me.
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So here it is.
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It is Nvidia's chief rival, AMD.
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So there's news out today that AMD Advanced Micro Devices has signed this multi-year deal with OpenAI.
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AMD is going to supply an enormous amount of gigawatt compute capacity, something like 10 gigawatts
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over the next several years.
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And Tim, that deal is estimated to be in the tens of billion dollars of revenue.
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In turn, OpenAI is going to take an ownership stake in AMD that's going to invest over time.
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Hello, circular economy.
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Let's slide by that for just a second.
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What I think this deal is is really a validation of a decision that
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CEO Lisa Sue made more than a year ago to buy a small company called ZT Systems.
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This is an AI infrastructure company.
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It allowed AMD to provide rack-scale solutions.
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That is connecting tons and tons of GPUs together within a data center to provide,
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guess what?
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Better inference.
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This also is a validation of AMD's next generation of accelerators, do out next year,
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which is going to be the first time this company will be able to really compete head on with Nvidia.
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So as we tape, this stock is up some 20% on news of this deal with OpenAI.
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But I think AMD is going to find many more purchasers for its systems over the next few years.
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Oracle already has come out as a very big purchaser of its accelerators.
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And I think it vindicates the narrative that AMD doesn't have to beat Nvidia in the marketplace.
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It just needs to show that it is a worthy competitor and it will shave off market share,
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which is going to be very good for a stock that is really yet to see the love that Nvidia has
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experienced for the last couple of years.
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I mean, it's interesting.
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You both make interesting cases here.
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Ticker AMD is, as it sounds, advanced micro devices, AMD.
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I'm going to go with Cloudflare.
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I'm going to, I'm going to sag while you guys are zigging.
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You're going into the Silicon and the big cloud providers.
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I think it's interesting.
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We have not yet reached the era of AI efficiency.
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I think that history says that is coming.
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That is 1 million percent coming in my opinion.
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And it's recent birthday week, Cloudflare said, essentially,
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Ola Cartet Scale in order to serve as many users as possible.
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What we mean by this is every product, everything that they produce,
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any company can have it at full enterprise, full enterprise license for anything.
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And so every product's got to be great on its face.
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They're not going to sell you a big bundle,
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and I'm going to sell you a big tier,
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and then everything is jammed into that tier.
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They're not doing that anymore.
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And so essentially what they're doing is instead of looking at trying to win a customer
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at the biggest enterprise scale account they can,
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they want to win problems.
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They want to solve as many problems as they can and then roll them up,
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hopefully across customers.
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I think this is super, super interesting.
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Because at some point in a market where AI is just absolutely vacuumed up,
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money, attention, time, people resources,
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era, it's just coovered it all up in ways that I think are probably somewhat damaging
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to some companies.
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So there is a way to fix that is to make it a little bit more efficient.
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So instead of applying huge amounts of resource to solve the problem,
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we do better with less.
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And I'm going to come back to that because we've seen that cycle before, guys.
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But before we do that, we're going to move on to the next section here in a minute.
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We're going to forecast the future and make some reckless predictions.
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All right, we're back. We're going to have some reckless predictions now.
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And I'm going to tee this up when I said Cloudflare.
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And again, I failed to mention the ticker last time.
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So that ticker is NET for Cloudflare.
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I'm going to start with you, Asset, by team you up this way.
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You mentioned whether you meant to mention it or not, the circular economy in AI.
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And boy, is it circular? It's not even oval shaped.
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It is perfectly circular.
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And we're not just talking about the hyper scalars here.
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So let me give you some some stories here in video committed $100 billion to invest in open AI.
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Open AI has committed $300 billion to Oracle Intel and AMD are talking about a foundry deal.
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Everybody is doing business with each other.
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And Asset, I have seen this before.
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I saw it during the dot com days.
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When all of the cable companies and all the infrastructure companies,
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all the telecom companies were doing business with each other and selling fiber agreements and
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booking revenue that wasn't really revenue.
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So give me your reckless prediction here.
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You've got so much experience both of you with AI.
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But where are we heading here?
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And does any of what I just told you give you pause?
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Of course it gives me pause Tim.
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And I hope our listeners today, some of you or all of you are jugglers or conjugal.
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Because I can juggle long term bolionist with this sector with my reckless prediction
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seed up so perfectly by Tim buyers.
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I predict a mini crash in the AI infrastructure investment theme
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and that economy that's associated with it within the next three years.
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Now at that point, I think we're going to see
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major hyper scalers suddenly reevaluating their spends.
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I mean, we've seen some previews of this already.
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The entire ecosystem is going to suffer as a result.
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This will be a time of significant sell-offs across the semiconductor,
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the hyper scaler, and the energy sectors.
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And we're going to see lots of pundits come out and claim they were right
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to point out this house of cards in the infrastructure build out.
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I think we'll also see a flurry of news articles about the illusory value of AI or
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the infinitesimally small value of AI.
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But at that point in time, I think you're also going to see
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the major hyper scalers will be rejuggling their spends.
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So we'll solve our governments who are getting into this game.
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They're going to complete their first realistic calibration
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of their investment time horizon versus their expected results.
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The industry is going to get back to work.
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It's going to continue to grow.
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And that point in time when this mini crash happens,
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I think it'll be an excellent time to buy your favorite high-conviction names.
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I like it, Yasser.
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What do you got for me?
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You want to disagree with that?
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Well, I'll disagree with that.
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But maybe I'll offer a separate prediction later.
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I would say that we are going to be all surprised at how durable the AI
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infrastructure capics spend is going to be.
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So right now, we've seen all the forecasting agencies
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in that includes Gartner and others continuously raising their forecasts of AI spend,
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not because they are just so extra bullish.
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But rather because they have been reacting to what CEOs and CFOs have been saying.
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And I've been indicating.
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So the last I heard was Gartner saying that by 2026,
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we're going to have $2 trillion of investment next year.
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Alibaba CEO Edu Wu, he's predicting now that by 2030,
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we're going to see $4 trillion of capics spend.
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I think that the buildup is real.
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I think there is a race here in order to create that capacity, compute capacity,
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be that kind of favorite provider, if you will.
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Having said that, of course, I assume that the music is going to stop at some point.
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Now, when is that point?
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That's when it gets very testy.
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And I would say that just as long as you avoid investing in highly speculative,
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extremely valued companies, you're probably going to be okay in a long-term basis.
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And just as the dot-com bubble did burst in 1999,
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that didn't mean that the internet was not useful and did not create trillion-dollar companies
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as we look back and retrospect.
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So we just have to be careful on how we deploy our capital and how we invest.
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Yeah, I mean, and portfolio management is one way.
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We can do that.
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We can take small positions and build them up over time.
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But I think I'm going to be in between the two of you here.
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I do think the dot-com cycle efficiency interrupting capital buildout
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is absolutely going to happen.
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That is going to happen.
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Having said that, I think the way that the efficiency manifests itself
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will unleash some real potential value here.
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I've said this before, if you've listed me on, you know, on full 24 or other places,
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I've said this before, I think that specialist AI models or embedded AI models
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are the thing that is most likely to gain huge traction over the next five years.
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In other words, inside of a distinct application,
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you have an AI model that does something that does something limited, specific,
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and valuable in creating a workflow.
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Instead of just like something giant and monolithic,
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where all this spend is going, I see less of that and more of this.
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And that is a pretty interesting way to spend money and get a return on AI quickly.
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So for an example of what this is, we'll see whether or not he is right,
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but Aman Naurang, who is the CEO and co-founder of Toast,
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has said, I want to make the greatest GPT in the world for restaurants.
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And so they're working on something that they very cheekily call sous chef.
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They're going to have an AI that they call sous chef.
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And it'll be a specialist AI.
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That's what I'm talking about.
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Is it going to add a whole bunch of value to Toast?
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I have no idea.
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But I do know that that is something we're likely to see a whole lot more of.
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All right, here's what we want to know, Fools.
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Make your own reckless predictions.
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Comment on this podcast.
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Tell us which reckless prediction you think is most likely to come true.
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And your answer can be none of them.
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And you have a totally distinct reckless prediction.
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But let us know what you think.
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Up next, we're going to talk about some of those companies that are trying to seed new ground.
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And we're going to name some fakers or some breakers, the IPO edition.
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Stay tuned.
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You're listening to Motley Full Money.
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All right, we're back.
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We got three companies.
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And I want each of you to weigh on on this.
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I played this game with Rick Bunarras before.
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This is called Faker or Breaker.
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This is the IPO edition.
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So for those who don't know, a rule breaker is a company that can grow at an accelerated pace
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for a much longer period of time than expected.
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A Faker is not the opposite of that.
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It is the fools gold of the rule breaker's universe, where there's outrageous growth
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for a period of time.
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But it lacks some of those other rule breaker traits.
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And just as a selfish plug here, you can read more about the six traits of a rule breaker.
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David Gardner's new book, Rule Breaker Investing, where he lays out the traits,
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the habits of a rule breaker investor, and the characteristics of portfolio management when
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you are trying to build a portfolio of rule breakers.
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Great book.
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You should check it out.
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But we wanted to distinguish here.
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A Faker is one that has a lot of growth.
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But can't sustain it because it just doesn't have the traits to back it up.
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So three companies, and I'm going to get you each to weigh in.
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Yossler must start with you.
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Are you ready?
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I am.
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All right, ticker, K-L-A-R, that's Clarner.
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Recent IPO, Clarner, I'm going to give you some facts on this one.
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And then you tell me, Faker or Breaker.
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20% year over year, you're growing new growth, reaching 823 million in Q2.
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Fairly strong commercial penetration.
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They have a deal with Walmart.
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They displaced a firm there.
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Looks pretty good.
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However, they are relying on people spending because they buy now pay later platform.
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They may be relying on consumers spending unsustainably here.
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And we have heard reports about this.
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People get their, you know, delivery, their meal delivery, and then they buy it on
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buy now pay later.
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That's great.
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That doesn't seem like a really great habit.
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So Yossler for you, Faker or Breaker, Clarner.
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Yeah, I'm going to go with Breaker here.
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This is a company that has been one of the very earliest companies to kind of pioneer the
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buy now pay later industry, if you call it that.
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You know, it has been kind of one of the biggest financial engineering
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introductions, I guess, in the last decade or so.
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So it has been able to sustain its revenue growth at a decent club over the past few years,
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even though it has only recently IP owed.
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So we don't really have a long track record of, you know, share price appreciation,
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for example, or other trades of rural breakers.
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But I'm going to go on a limb and call it a break.
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All right, I'm going to keep moving because we're running short on time here.
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Asset and move to the next one.
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And that's going to be stub hub.
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You've probably heard of this one if you ever tried to buy tickets for live events in the
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secondary market here.
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Dominant 34, 30 to 40 percent of the market here, Asset, Ticker, STUB, seems to have a flywheel
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that they can rely on here.
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$8.7 billion in growth smurgeoned by sales in 2024.
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That was up 27 percent here.
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But I have to believe this is one that is maybe if not hated,
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might be a little bit suspicious and might have regulators looking over their shoulder.
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So for you, Asset, Faker or Breaker, StubHub?
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A Faker, Tim.
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Okay.
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What you mentioned is part of it.
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Now, stub hub doesn't have quite the consumer hate that Ticker master's ticket master seems to
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elicit. But it certainly struggles with margins. It's a platform which I think is very
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upendable. I think challengers can come in the future. It is one that enjoys a lot of brand
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presence. So we can't discount that. But it's a ability to stay as sort of this first mover top
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dog type of company. I think it's very much open to question. I think in the long run,
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this is a business that runs towards commodity and a business that extracts your
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irate response on some days. It brings hate instead of love.
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At some point when you're trying to buy it's ticket or get to a game, best role game that you
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want to get to, I think it can't be a company that is rule breaker over the long term.
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I gotta say, I agree with that. All right. I'm going to give you both the quick skinny on
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Fermi. This is Ticker, F-R-M-I. This is a, I mean, this is brand, this is brand spanking new,
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just born. So this is a company that is building out data center scale, electric power doing it
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with nuclear, maybe some solar, maybe some natural gas. It's Texas-based. It just went public,
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guys. Dual listing on the NASDAQ and the London Stock Exchange. They call this
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project Matador. Is there signature product? I don't know. I mean, that sounds ridiculous on
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its face, but this is 5,236 acre site. This is in Amarillo, Texas. It's going to deliver up to 11
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gigawatts of low carbon behind the meter power. I mean, it seems like the theme of this show
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is AI infrastructure. This is playing right into it, Yasser. So give me the quick answer here.
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It's very early. They're building out former Texas governor Rick Perry is leading this.
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What do you think? Faker or Breaker? Faker, Faker, Faker. Wow. Yeah. I would say this is a business
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plan. It's not a company. It's a business. It's basically, there are a lot of promises about what
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this is going to be. And the fact that the IPO before pre-revenue, pre-anything happening,
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I would be extremely skeptical. Investors are interested in AI infrastructure plays. There
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are definitely a lot of companies already publicly traded that provide that as opposed to just a promise
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of one in the future. Asik, can you top that? Yes. Faker, Faker, Faker, Faker. Nice. It's got one
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rule breaker trade in spades overvalued as Yasser rightly points out. This is contributing,
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famous advice that Master Investor Peter Lynch gave, which is don't invest in pre-revenue companies.
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Those are way, way, way long shots. So I'd be very careful here. Yeah. All right. Thanks to both Yasser
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El Shimi and Asaksharma for joining me today. As always, Fools, people on the program may have
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