QuotedData Retail - PANTHEON INFRASTRUCTURE PLC (PINT) Fuel for (AI powered) thought

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Fuel for (AI powered) thought

Pantheon Infrastructure’s (PINT) portfolio is focused on areas of secular growth. It helps both enable and take advantage of technological progress and global connectivity. It is also supporting the shift towards more sustainable energy generation. The success of its approach is particularly evident in the area of data centres – the focus of much of this note – where PINT is directly exposed to the voracious demand for energy to power the unfolding Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution. AI models and infrastructure will require immense computational power, driving energy demand, particularly in the US.

31/07/2025 17 EN

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