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Viewpoint: AI offers long-term structural opportunities for the blockchain ecosystem, and the investment boom is spreading to a broader range of sectors.

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Stéphane Houri, Head of Equity Research at European financial services group ODDO BHF, said the world is currently in a "race" between chips and memory, and strong AI-driven demand will likely keep memory prices elevated over the next two to three years. The core drivers are the rising capital expenditure of hyperscale cloud providers and their AI-related needs. Despite geopolitical and other uncertainties plaguing the chip industry, AI hardware demand remains robust, benefiting the entire semiconductor supply chain rather than just individual segments. Houri noted that Nvidia’s share price has been roughly flat year-to-date, but the AI investment boom is accelerating its spread to broader areas—with sectors like power, connectivity, and CPUs starting to capture capital attention spilling over from GPUs. AI is no longer a single-company narrative, but a long-term structural opportunity covering the entire ecosystem.

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