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Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

CoreWeave: Customer concentration puts long term earnings power into q...

We showed in a first analysis CoreWeave is far behind leading hyperscalers on the cash cost of operating datacenters. What can we say of the sustainability of their earnings power?

Chris Hoare
  • Chris Hoare

Mitratel (Buy, IDR 1,135, +100%) Q4 24 Quick Take: Steady margin impro...

Trends were slower as expected as Mitratel lapped last year’s acquisition of PT Gametraco. EBITDA margins continued to improve while tenancy ratio inched higher.

Jonathan Chaplin
  • Jonathan Chaplin

Four killer insights from day one

We just wrapped up day one the Future-of-Connectivity conference that we host every year with BCG. We gleaned new insights into the risk of the broadband market getting more competitive, wireless market growth, what is driving the convergence imperative, and Lumen’s appetite for asset sales.

Blair Levin
  • Blair Levin

Supreme Court Hears Arguments on USF

Today, the Supreme Court heard arguments related to a challenge to the Universal Service Fund (USF) framework, potentially gutting the current system for how the FCC collects funds. In this note we provide background on the case, analyze the arguments, provide a map for how the Congress and FCC might respond, and how those responses might impact different parts of the sector.

James Ratzer ... (+2)
  • James Ratzer
  • Russell Waller

M&A policy update – thoughts from Brussels and London with Pablo Asbo

It’s pretty clear that in-market M&A is a hot topic which we addressed in more detail in our recent sector M&A note. One of the reasons why speculation is rising about further deals is twofold we think: 1. Recent remedies in UK and Spain were non-intrusive in a historical context, making the deals attractive on a net basis; and 2. Politicians seem to be becoming more amenable to M&A, most notably Mario Draghi, and some are hoping that regulatory/legislative support will follow.

Chris Hoare
  • Chris Hoare

Sarana Menara Nusantara (Buy, IDR 1,500, +156%) Q4 24 Quick Take: Supp...

Numbers were decent off its higher growth adjacent businesses where non-Tower contribution now stands at 33% of sales. While near-term tower headwind is anticipated now that the merger between XL and Smartfren is approved, TOWR’s exposure to FTTT and FTTH should act as support as telcos expand into the home broadband and into rural Indonesia.

Jin Yoon
  • Jin Yoon

Kuaishou 4Q24 Results: AI Monetization to Further Inch up in 2025

What’s new: Kuaishou’s reported 4Q24 revs that were slightly below consensus and our expectations. OMS could further decelerate in 1Q partly due to tougher comps in gaming and continued traffic support to merchants. AI monetization could continue to inch up partly driven by a higher subscriber base for Kling AI. We up our PT from HKD60 to HKD70 on multiples rerating related to AI. Our updated PT of HKD70 implies 14.0x FY25E P/E. We maintain our BUY rating. Analysts: Jin Yoon

Ben Rickett ... (+2)
  • Ben Rickett
  • James Ratzer

United Internet (Neutral, €22, +17%) / 1&1 (Neutral, €14, -3%) 2025 gu...

1&1 and United Internet have issued disappointing 2025 guidance, ahead of their full year results on Thursday. In a competitive German market, 1&1 expects to see flat service revenue growth in 2025 and a further decline in EBITDA. In this brief note we run through the numbers.

Jonathan Chaplin
  • Jonathan Chaplin

Further thoughts on AT&T Lumen Transaction

We published a quick take on the Bloomberg story that AT&T was in talks to buy Lumen’s Mass Market fiber asset earlier. We now wonder whether there was something missing from the story.

Jonathan Chaplin
  • Jonathan Chaplin

AT&T in talks to buy Lumen fiber assets

Bloomberg reports that AT&T is in exclusive discussions to buy the fiber business for “more than $5.5BN”. We are not at all surprised that the deal is happening or that AT&T is the buyer. We are surprised by the price – it looks too low. Our quick thoughts in this brief note.

Antoine Chkaiban
  • Antoine Chkaiban

Mobileye win at Volkswagen: Passenger ADAS flying lower, not higher, a...

Mobileye announced this morning its first design win for Surround ADAS: Volkswagen group. See the attached article for key facts, and our take.

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

ARC-AGI-2: Pushing the measure of intelligence beyond test-time comput...

The ARC team has announced ARC-AGI-2 and published initial benchmarking results, after ARC-AGI-1 got saturated by o3. The race to AGI is reset. Fascinating. ​​​​​For what all investors need to understand about the most important benchmark of the industry, summarized on a single slide, see the attached article.

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Tesla: Some good reasons to buy the bottom. Buy, $465

We see good reasons to buy the bottom on Tesla. For details see the attached article.

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

AI infrastructure growth, 2024-2027: Who wins inside the chip?

Nvidia’s updated GPU roadmap provided some good visibility on how the macro-architecture of GPUs will evolve until 2027. To see the implications for key players supplying the chips’ bill of material, summarized on a single slide, see the article attached.

Russell Waller
  • Russell Waller

Iliad Q4 24: Weak EBITDA performance in France; positive read across f...

Iliad has had a mixed quarter, with French trends generally worse (in particular at EBITDAaL), but trends in Italy and Poland are more robust.

Russell Waller
  • Russell Waller

Iliad (Equal Weight) Q4 24: Weak EBITDA performance in France; positi...

Iliad has had a mixed quarter, with French trends generally worse (in particular at EBITDAaL), but trends in Italy and Poland are more robust.

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Tesla: Bad quarter in expectations. Will be the trough, expect a good ...

Tesla will report 1Q25 deliveries next week. In today’s one-slider, we outline our expectations ahead of the print. Please click the link below.

Blair Levin
  • Blair Levin

What Does Carr’s DEI Merger Ban Mean for TMUS, Media and Other Deals

Immediately after the election, investors were excited about the prospect of easier government approvals of transactions. However, as we have previously discussed, that is not the way the review process is working out. A further indication of the transaction barriers came up over the weekend, as multiple articles appeared stating that FCC Chair Carr would block any deal that requires FCC approval where a party has a DEI program. We have previously written about how Carr’s view on DEI would app...

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Do you believe in magic? The #1 question to ask CoreWeave before consi...

CoreWeave adopted an unusual accounting approach in the S-1 they recently filed: accounting for infrastructure depreciation in OPEX, as “IT infrastructure costs”. This presents the benefit of boasting a Software-like gross margin (obviously, cloud without paying for hardware is like software…), but also the inconvenient of potentially misleading investors about the company’s ability to reach profitability

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

The Tech Infrastructure Quarterly Bible 4Q24

We publish today our comprehensive quarterly bible: 240 pages of detailed analyses on what happened in the last 3 months, and how we interpret it, in light of our current convictions. The first section acts as a PM summary, outlining our key findings, and latest thoughts on the semi cycle, in 6 slides.

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