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r/stockmarketr/stockmarket· u/Doug24· 5d agoNews 0

Corning shares jump 4% after striking deal to power Amazon AI data centers in U.S.

Investor summaryBullish

Corning shares rise 4% on news of a deal to supply infrastructure for Amazon's US AI data centers.

Bull points
  • Direct revenue opportunity from supplying critical infrastructure to Amazon's expanding AI data center network.
  • Validation of Corning's strategic positioning in the high-growth AI hardware supply chain.
  • Positive market reaction indicates investor confidence in the company's ability to capitalize on AI trends.
Bear points
  • Single contract impact may be limited relative to overall company revenue, risking overreaction.
  • Dependency on big tech capex cycles introduces volatility if AI spending slows down.
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Discussion · top comments14 selected
u/slo1111 54· 5d agoTop

How exactly does fiber optics provide power to data centers?  Are they generating power or providing the optical data pipes?

u/Big_Victory8031 38· 5d ago

'Power' seems to be a wrong term here

u/Joint-User 7· 5d ago

The thermal expansion qualities of the glass makes the chip platform more resistant to heat deformation compared to the plastic-based ones...

u/iBleeedorange 1· 5d ago

Pof is a thing, but I don't think it's practical for a data center

u/21_Points 25· 5d ago

They jumped to a share price not seen since one trading day ago

u/Psychodbzfan 20· 5d ago

So nvda invested in Corning, now Corning using that money to power Amazon….circle jerk continues

u/iveseensomethings82 4· 5d ago

Collaterized debt obligations 2026

u/jollyGreenGiant3 5· 5d ago

This investment is triple AAA rated boys!!!

u/DecrimIowa 1· 5d ago

exactly

has anyone mapped out the extent of the "AI boom" is actually just circular investing combined with promises (ie, promising to invest $500 billion with an initial outlay of much less than $100 billion, etc)

u/jd732 5· 5d ago

Corning, Qualcomm, Cisco. All the 1999 darlings are coming back to life to inflate the bubble. Kodak AI will prob be announced within days

u/No-Barracuda-5341 2· 4d ago

Atari is making hotels. Millenials are using black berries.

u/microdosingrn 2· 4d ago

I reckon it's silicon photonics which is the next gen that will allow chips and datacenters to ditch copper.

u/No-Tart3240 2· 5d ago

Next quarterly report expected around 4 August, worth seeing what the market sentiment is going be like around then

u/dailysandbox -5· 5d ago

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