Investors are widening the AI trade beyond model developers and chip designers to the less visible companies that keep semiconductor fabs and data centers operating: vacuum and abatement specialists, thermal-management vendors and suppliers of ultra-pure gases. The shift reflects a growing view that AI's next constraints, and potential beneficiaries, sit in the physical supply chain.
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