TREE NEWS reports: Stocks tied to AI data center buildout — including manufacturing, utilities and mining — have lost $4.2 trillion in combined market value since June, erasing nearly half of the $9.4 trillion gained over the prior 12 months, as doubts grow over the sustainability of the AI boom. HVAC installer Comfort Systems USA (FIX) and fiber maker Corning (GLW) have both halved from prior highs, while motion-control maker Allient (ALNT) is down 35% from its October record.
AI Data Center Stocks Shed $4.2 Trillion in Market Value Since June
The scale of the drawdown matters more than any single name: the selloff has moved beyond AI chipmakers into the unglamorous suppliers — HVAC, fiber, motion control — that were repriced as derivative AI plays, and those halving first suggests the market is now discriminating between AI exposure and AI adjacency. The breadth, spanning manufacturing, utilities and mining, points to a repricing of the entire buildout thesis rather than a sector-specific wobble. Whether the capex pipeline that justified the prior 12-month run holds up is the open question, and suppliers with concentrated data-center exposure are where that gets tested first.
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