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Nvidia, Broadcom May Be Surprisingly Safe From a 32-GW Hole in the AI Boom, Morgan Stanley Says
Morgan Stanley sees a 32-GW U.S. data-center power shortfall but says Nvidia and Broadcom’s 2027 outlooks may be protected.
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