GE Vernova Inc. Common Stock (GEV)

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Power demand is accelerating, and companies that provide power and power equipment are well-positioned to benefit.

One generates power, while the other builds the grid. Their financial health and risk profiles tell very different stories.

Memory is the current bottleneck. But there are other constraints, as well as stocks (and their investors) that can take advantage of them.

Dell, GE Vernova, Brookfield Asset Management and Core Scientific offer varied risk-reward exposure to the AI infrastructure buildout, from direct server sales to financing and power-capacity plays.

These stocks all trade at share prices that could make a split attractive.

This amazing growth story isn't a matter of lucky timing or rooted in mere wishful thinking.

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The company's backlog growth improves its prospects in many ways beyond the headline figure.

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The problem has become too big and undeniable to not bet on the solution.

McKinsey expects data center power demand to grow at a 24% annual rate through 2030.

GE Vernova stock has skyrocketed since its debut two and a half years ago.

Artificial intelligence is just a fancy computer program, and these six companies are well-positioned to provide the ravenous technology with power.

Index funds still have their place in most people's portfolios. But some individual stocks are light on risk and long on reward.

AI's winner isn't settled, but the cooling, power, and grid companies behind every data center already have their payday locked in.

The company's backlog continues to grow, providing extensive revenue visibility.

AI is all the rage right now, but the mania could cool off quickly, without warning.

GE's former energy business is still reaping the rewards of the AI boom.