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Key AI hardware names (NVDA, MU, AMD) face valuation risk if data-center growth slows; regulatory delays could throttle capex, compress multiples, and weigh on the S&P 500 given exposure of large-weight AI incumbents.
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Jim Cramer warned that AI equities are difficult to value amid potential data-center build-out slowdowns and regulatory hurdles. He highlighted Nvidia, Micron and AMD as strong performers facing growth risks if capex slows, with broader tech names sliding. The catalyst is regulatory and funding uncertainty, likely causing near-term multiple compression for AI hardware names and Nvidia if demand wanes.
Cramer: AI stocks hard to value amid data-center build-out uncertainty. Regulatory hurdles slow infrastructure.
Nvidia, Micron, AMD strong but at risk if demand slows.
SOXX fell 3% Wednesday, 10% Thursday; GE Vernova, Sandisk down.
AMD's Lisa Su cites $1 trillion data-center market. Valuation hinges on continued growth.
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