Hedge funds’ AI-hardware exposure hits highest since 2016, says Goldman Sachs

Hedge funds have boosted AI-hardware stock holdings to a 2016 era peak, reflecting conviction in the infrastructure phase of AI growth.

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Hedge funds’ AI-hardware exposure hits highest since 2016, says Goldman Sachs

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Hedge funds have boosted AI-hardware stock holdings to a 2016 era peak, reflecting conviction in the infrastructure phase of AI growth.
Hedge funds have increased their exposure to AI-related tech hardware to the highest level since 2016, according to a client note from Goldman Sachs seen by Reuters. The buying has focused on semiconductors and chip-equipment stocks, signalling strong conviction that the AI hardware cycle still has runway. Analysts at Goldman said funds are shifting away from the mega-cap ‘magnificent seven’ and into companies with direct exposure to AI infrastructure. Long positions are predominant and activity is concentrated in U.S. and Asian tech names.
Oct 26, 2025 • 11:29
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