Longview Research
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Longview Research
@Longviewres
Technology researcher with a focus on AI power and infrastructure. Views are my own. Not investment advice.








I've started to broadly map out the power space with some good posts by @NuttyCLD First thing to understand is that the transition to 800V requires datacenters to be built from the ground up for true HVDC support. The mid-term approach will be to use power sidecars to handle large power levels per rack with high voltage. Longer term, datacenters will distribute power = no sidecars. The whole power situation can be monitored by looking at four umbrellas 1. WFE (Aixtron, Veeco) 2. Power Devices (Infinion, TI, Navitas, Power Integrations, ST, ON, Wolf) 3. Box builders (eaton, vertiv, schnieder electric) 4. Hardware providers (APH, TEC, Rosenberger) Most interestingly, the EV supply chain now has a massive AI DC pivot, and a lot of them will be looking to pivot.

You bring up great points, but any emissions output compared to $BE is going to be extreme since you are comparing to near zero. But I would push back: $BE does not have this Absorption Chiller tech because they do not have heat outlet exchangers and nobody else has a microturbine system up to 1MW. In my Monday report below is the following table which actually outlines how despite having combustion emissions, the volume of emissions isn't high enough to trigger Title V air permit requirements up to certain MW sized installations. This allows buyers/hyperscalers/developers to not file Title V air permits and therefore can get other approvals fast for up to 380MW installation deployments of $CGEH. Now importantly, $CGEH should not be 100% of a 1GW data center campus, this would be a build mistake, they should only be one-third maximum to leverage the Absorption Chiller tech integrated into Energy Surplus Program (ESP) and thereby lower PUE from 1.3 ballpark down closer to 1.15 or below (both these calculations and explanations outlined in my Monday report). And let other power sources handle the other two-thirds of power installation. Keep the Qs coming sir, people think $CGEH is some widget power company... they are mistaken, the math and resistance to deployment is materially stronger than everyone realizes. People aren't absorbing this stock because they are so fixated on either 1) small cap on OTC Markets or 2) it went into bankruptcy.









$CGEH is the next $BE $GEV. No company is better positioned for $NVDA 800V architecture and no other company has the capacity now. Awesome substack write up by @Raunav410657 (might be a Monarch Investment professional). Deeply undervalued on current financial profile and if they get a 50MW+ DC customer, this has the makings 10x(+). x.com/rubicon59/stat…
















