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This generator builder catering to AI went public a month ago. Why analysts see big gains

The rise of AI and data centers is creating a large demand for energy, and many firms on Wall Street believe this company can capitalize on the trend.

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This generator builder catering to AI went public a month ago. Why analysts see big gains
The rise of AI and data centers is creating a large demand for energy, and many firms on Wall Street believe this company can capitalize on the trend.
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