The CPU Supercycle Stocks — Who Actually Wins? AMD, Arm, Intel, Nvidia & TSMC Explained Pascal Vincent [u04W87tXr9H]

The CPU supercycle is already underway and the market rotation is playing out in real time. Intel is up over 190% year to date. Arm is up over 90%. AMD is up roughly 65%. Meanwhile, Nvidia sits at around 5-6%. Something structural is shifting.

In this second video of the CPU Supercycle series, we go deep on who benefits from this trade, how it compares to the Nvidia GPU supercycle of 2022-2023, and how fierce the competition really is.

We cover:

Is this the Nvidia moment for CPU stocks and how is it different?

AMD: why it's the cleanest single-stock expression of this trade

Arm Holdings: the royalty compounder that wins regardless of rete4 who captures share

Intel: the turnaround bet, the 18A risk, and why the easy money is gone

Nvidia: expanding into CPU, not threatened by the supercycle

TSMC: the most overlooked name in this entire theme

The competitive landscape: hyperscaler custom silicon, x86 moats, and how the market bifurcates

The latest UBS report projecting a 5x expansion of the server CPU market to $170B by 2030

This is not a winner-take-all trade. It's a rising tide with multiple boats and understanding the structure is what separates good positioning from speculation.

In Video 3 (Members only), we cover the risks in full: the ROI gap, Intel 18A execution risk, software efficiency threats, and where CPU architecture is headed over the next five years.

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00:00 Introduction & Series Recap

01:13 Is This the Nvidia Moment for CPU Stocks?

03:49 AMD The Primary Beneficiary

05:55 Arm Holdings The Royalty Compounder

08:49 Intel The Turnaround Bet

10:54 Nvidia espanyol vs athletic club Expanding Into CPU, Not Threatened

13:36 TSMC The Indispensable Foundry

14:41 The Competition How Fierce Is It Really?

17:16 UBS Report: $170B Server CPU TAM by 2030

18:49 Wrap & What's Coming in Video 3

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This rklb video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

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