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Redwire Corporation: The Quiet Enabler of the New Space Race

Beyond the headlines of rocket launches, companies building the critical infrastructure for the orbital economy are gaining strategic importance. Redwire Corporation (NYSE: RDW), with its niche technologies powering everything from lunar missions to potential space-based data centers, presents a compelling, if complex, investment thesis in the burgeoning space sector.

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From Bitcoin Miner to AI Powerhouse: How Cipher Mining Is Fueling the Data Center Boom

Cipher Mining Inc. (CIFR), once a traditional cryptocurrency miner, has rapidly transformed into a key developer of industrial-scale data centers, capitalizing on the insatiable power demands of artificial intelligence. With a portfolio exceeding 3 gigawatts, primarily in power-rich West Texas, the company is now building the physical backbone for tech giants. This strategic pivot, however, raises critical questions about capital allocation and the sustainability of the AI infrastructure rush.

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Credo Technology: The Quiet Backbone Powering the AI Boom

As AI infrastructure scales, reliability becomes paramount. Credo Technology Group, once a niche connectivity player, is now seeing explosive growth as its solutions become critical to preventing costly failures in hyperscale data centers. With revenue soaring over 270% and margins expanding, the debate is whether Credo is a cyclical beneficiary or the foundational 'toll road' of modern AI computing.

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MasTec's Growth Engine Faces a Cost Test: Can Margins Hold the Line?

Despite a stellar share price run, MasTec's earnings quality is under scrutiny as persistent margin pressures from supply chain strains and strategic growth investments challenge its financial resilience. Investors are watching to see if management can steer the infrastructure giant toward more sustainable profitability.

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FedEx CEO Charts Cautious Path on Robotics, Bets Big on AI for Global Network

While aggressively deploying AI across its vast logistics network, FedEx is taking a measured, pilot-stage approach to warehouse automation and drones, CEO Raj Subramaniam tells The New York Times. The shipping giant, handling $2 trillion in global commerce, prioritizes scalable infrastructure over unproven robotics for its 17 million daily packages.