EUROPEAN INVESTORS PIVOT TO POWER AND BANKS FOR AI EXPOSURE
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As major AI stocks become increasingly expensive, European investors are turning to indirect plays on artificial intelligence through power suppliers and financial institutions that stand to benefit from the technology's growth.
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