Artificial intelligence has driven major gains in large tech stocks, but the next growth phase may come from mid-cap companies adopting AI across various industries. ETFs like Invesco S&P MidCap Momentum (XMMO), Vanguard Mid-Cap Growth (VOT), and iShares Russell Mid-Cap Growth (IWP) provide diversified exposure to these mid-cap firms. Each ETF offers a unique strategy—momentum, low-cost growth, or broad diversification—allowing investors to tap into AI’s expanding impact beyond the biggest tech names. This shift could unlock new market leaders and growth potential in sectors like industrial automation, cybersecurity, and enterprise software.
Vertiv Holdings Co is positioned for growth in the expanding AI infrastructure market, receiving an Overweight rating from KeyBanc with a $360 price target, indicating nearly 20% upside. Analysts expect a 50% earnings increase to $1.43 per share and ...
Vertiv has deployed an integrated power, liquid cooling, rack infrastructure, and installation services to support the Naval Postgraduate School's new NVIDIA DGX GB300 AI system. This project creates an advanced AI environment for education, research...
Vertiv is investing in its Tognana campus near Padua, Italy, to double manufacturing capacity for data center chillers by the end of 2026 and build a new large-scale testing lab by early 2027. This expansion supports rising demand for advanced coolin...
Vertiv Holdings Co. has acquired Strategic Thermal Labs (STL), a specialist in advanced liquid-cooling solutions for high-performance computing and AI infrastructure. This acquisition enhances Vertiv's thermal engineering capabilities, particularly i...
