Shard Capital sees Arista Networks, Everpure benefiting from Meta's AI spending

By Public Technologies
  • Julian Wheeler’s analysis identifies network, storage and API communications providers as potential beneficiaries of Meta’s AI investment.
  • Meta’s anticipated spending totals $140 billion this year, with $54 billion remaining for the fourth quarter.
  • A $100 billion capital raise diluted Meta shareholders, sending shares down 15%; Wheeler remains a holder and bought at lower prices.
  • Arista Networks and Everpure could benefit from infrastructure demand; Shopify and Walmart stand to gain from Muse-driven shopping.
  • Cheaper computing could pressure Nvidia; Muse’s search bypass threatens Google, while direct purchasing could hurt travel aggregators.


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