Here's an example of how bottlenecks work.
A theme gets hot. Capital flows in. Then the whole thing runs into a constraint - something that must scale before anything else can.
Whoever scales that constraint can capture more of the value. Processing power was the first bottleneck. It couldn’t scale fast enough. Early positioning paid off.
CPU | GPU | Memory | |
|---|---|---|---|
Era | 1990s-2010s | 2016-2023 | 2024 |
Bottleneck Solved | General processing | Compute accleration | Bandwidth & capacity |
Breakout winner | Intel | Nvidia | ? |
Return | Dominant for a decade | +816%* | Early innings |
*Source: NASDAQ/Slickcharts. NVDA returned +239% in 2023 and +171% in 2024, a cumulative gain of approximately +816% over the two-year period.
Now AI is running into the next one.
Models are getting bigger. Workloads are getting heavier. The build out is
running into memory constraints that are structural, not incremental.
Memory could approach 30% of hyperscaler capex this year, up from
roughly 8% in 2023.
That's the pattern. First compute, now memory. As the bottleneck
shifts, capital is moving with it.
HBMX focuses on that bottleneck. Actively managed exposure across
the full memory stack - the manufacturers, the equipment makers, the
packagers, the testers.
Every layer required to keep it scaling.
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