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Analyst David Fetherstonhaugh highlights AI memory tailwinds despite limited supply constraints and accelerating cybersecurity demand as investors become more selective in the Nvidia-led AI trade.
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On Schwab Network, David Fetherstonhaugh warned that the artificial intelligence (AI) gold rush is getting choosier, and he pointed to two overlooked pockets: memory chips and cybersecurity. He told viewers that supply constraints for memory are not as tight as headlines imply, while enterprise spending on security keeps accelerating. That matters because NVIDIA CORP (NVDA) remains the visible face of the AI trade, and when a giant consolidates gains, sensible money often shifts to the supporting cast. The clip is a practical nudge to look beyond GPUs at Midstream suppliers like Micron and the software firms that defend enterprise infrastructure.
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