For investers who are panic selling power semi related equities because of misleading technical reports, just ask yourself a simple question, are we using more electricity building and running the AI infra?
Guess who are manufacturing these LV components for the current AC/DC systems?
The answer is also simple, the same batch of companies.
Does the potential delay of a new flavour ice cream influence the entire ice cream business?
Probably not.
Does the potential delay of the new flavour ice cream stops future customer buying it when it's available? Definitely not!
The 800V DC distribution system has some pending issues such as DC protection, isolation and standerdization. This will take more time than expected. So does the adoption of the WBG power SiC/GaN devices. Again, the same batch of companies manufacture the Silicon MOSFET/IGBT components and they are the mainstream as a matter of fact for today's power eletronics systems.
Now that the power semiconductor industry is recovering from the EV hangover and embracing the rising AI infra, it's undergoing a re-evaluation. And this time window won't last long.
$IFX, $STM
This is the guy who tried to educate the public on the semiconductor industry and short Sive while himself cannot tell the difference between MLCC and electrolytic caps. He judges the values based on the size of the components. The caps are probably the cheapest components here.
@NlTR0_@Million_Sancet That's more accurate about the GPU/CPU solutions. What I gathered is that if SHT is able to provide a scalable solutions for GPU as well, then the upside potential is much greater. For the capacity/scalability, I think it's just a matter of time for the CN Mfrs. to find a way out
@PepInvestStocks Thanks for sharing. I am curious about their technological moat and actual qualified partnership except Sive. Now it only seems to benefit from the sive ecosystem hype. Looks like a trade>investment. Need to dig deeper.