Static market snapshot

AI Boom Tracker

A baked-in dashboard of public-market picks-and-shovels exposed to accelerated compute, HBM memory, leading-edge foundry, and data-center infrastructure demand.

AI chips / GPUs

Accelerators, custom ASICs, networking silicon, and optical I/O remain the highest-beta layer of AI capex.

Compute silicon
NVDA
Nvidia
$197.58
▼ -1.25%
AMD
Advanced Micro Devices
$540.88
▼ -6.89%
AVGO
Broadcom
$369.34
▼ -2.23%
MRVL
Marvell Technology
$272.05
▼ -8.67%

Memory / HBM

HBM supply and advanced DRAM packaging are strategic bottlenecks for training clusters and inference fleets.

Bandwidth bottleneck
MU
Micron Technology
$1,032.28
▼ -10.57%
SK Hynix
International HBM leader
International listing noted
Samsung
International HBM / memory leader
International listing noted
SK Hynix and Samsung are included as strategic HBM leaders; this U.S.-ticker dashboard does not quote their local shares.

Foundry

Leading-edge wafer capacity is the upstream choke point behind GPUs, custom AI ASICs, and advanced packaging.

Manufacturing layer
TSM
TSMC ADR
$444.23
▼ -6.98%

Data-center systems / power / cooling

AI factories need servers, Ethernet fabrics, power trains, and thermal management as much as they need chips.

Physical AI infra
SMCI
Super Micro Computer
$27.65
▼ -5.73%
DELL
Dell Technologies
$425.25
▼ -1.44%
ANET
Arista Networks
$166.62
▼ -1.92%
VRT
Vertiv
$311.42
▼ -6.99%
ETN
Eaton
$412.31
▼ -3.24%