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Best Data Center Stocks

Data-center stocks in the covered universe — US-listed companies tied to data-center infrastructure, power and interconnect (an AI-driven demand theme), ranked by market capitalization. Every figure is delayed data from SEC EDGAR + market data, shown with its as-of date.

  • Nvidia (NVDA) Information Technology — NVIDIA is the dominant engine of the global AI revolution, providing the critical GPU and networking infrastructure required for large-scale accelerated computing. ask →
  • Broadcom (AVGO) Information Technology — A leading supplier of semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions powering the world's AI data centers, networking, and enterprise cloud environments. ask →
  • Micron Technology (MU) Information Technology — Micron Technology is a premier provider of high-performance memory and storage solutions,, essential for accelerating artificial intelligence and data-intensive compute applications. ask →
  • Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Information Technology — A leading designer of high-performance CPUs, GPUs, and adaptive AI accelerators powering the modern data center and personal computing landscape. ask →
  • Intel (INTC) Information Technology — Intel is a foundational semiconductor designer and manufacturer pivoting toward advanced process nodes and foundry services to power the next generation of computing and AI infrastructure. ask →
  • Cisco (CSCO) Information Technology — A global leader in networking and IT infrastructure providing the hardware, software, and services that power modern internet and enterprise communications. ask →
  • Oracle Corporation (ORCL) Information Technology — Oracle is a major enterprise technology powerhouse shifting its massive software footprint to a high-growth, AI-driven cloud infrastructure and applications platform. ask →
  • Dell Technologies (DELL) Information Technology — A global technology leader providing essential hardware, software, and infrastructure solutions, currently benefiting from massive demand in AI-optimized servers. ask →
  • Arm Holdings (ARM) Information Technology — Arm is the world's most pervasive compute architecture, providing the energy-efficient CPU designs and, increasingly, specialized silicon that power the global semiconductor ecosystem from edge sensors to AI data centers. ask →
  • Arista Networks (ANET) Information Technology — A leader in high-performance, open-standards Ethernet networking solutions powering the world's largest AI, cloud, and enterprise data centers. ask →
  • Marvell Technology (MRVL) Information Technology — A leading infrastructure semiconductor supplier empowering the modern data economy through high-performance connectivity, switching, and compute silicon. ask →
  • Western Digital (WDC) Information Technology — Western Digital provides the fundamental, high-capacity hard disk drive storage architecture required for the global AI-driven digital economy. ask →
  • Corning Inc. (GLW) Information Technology — A science-based materials innovator providing the essential glass and optical infrastructure that powers modern telecommunications, data centers, and advanced consumer electronics. ask →
  • Amphenol (APH) Information Technology — Amphenol is a leading global designer and manufacturer of high-performance interconnect systems, sensors, and antennas that power the world's most critical electronic applications. ask →
  • Equinix (EQIX) Real Estate — Equinix is a leading global operator of carrier-neutral data centers, providing the physical infrastructure and interconnection fabrics that power the modern hybrid multi-cloud digital economy. ask →
  • Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Information Technology — Hewlett Packard Enterprise provides enterprise-grade technology solutions spanning networking, hybrid cloud, and high-performance computing. ask →
  • Lumentum (LITE) Information Technology — Lumentum is a leading provider of optical and photonic components and systems that power the critical infrastructure for cloud computing, AI, and advanced industrial manufacturing. ask →
  • Vertiv (VRT) Industrials — Vertiv is a global provider of critical digital infrastructure, powering the hardware and data centers that support the modern digital economy. ask →
  • Bloom Energy Corp (BE) Industrials — Bloom Energy provides stationary on-site power generation solutions through proprietary solid-oxide fuel cell technology designed for high-availability clean energy. ask →
  • Monolithic Power Systems (MPWR) Information Technology — Monolithic Power Systems is a leading designer of high-performance, energy-efficient power management semiconductor solutions for diverse high-growth markets. ask →
  • TE Connectivity (TEL) Information Technology — A global industrial technology leader providing critical connectivity and sensor solutions that enable power, signal, and data distribution across harsh environments. ask →
  • Digital Realty (DLR) Real Estate — Digital Realty is a global provider of data center, colocation, and interconnection solutions that power the critical infrastructure for the world's leading cloud and enterprise companies. ask →
  • Astera Labs (ALAB) Information Technology — Astera Labs provides the essential high-speed connectivity chips and software that enable hyperscale AI and cloud data centers to operate at scale. ask →
  • Comfort Systems USA (FIX) Industrials — Comfort Systems USA is a leading provider of essential mechanical and electrical infrastructure services for the commercial and industrial building sectors. ask →
  • Entergy (ETR) Utilities — Entergy is a major US utility provider pivoting its infrastructure to support high-growth energy demand from the expanding data center market. ask →
  • Flex Ltd. (FLEX) Information Technology — Flex is a global manufacturing and supply chain partner providing complex engineering, production, and power infrastructure solutions for diverse technology-driven and regulated markets. ask →
  • Microchip Technology (MCHP) Information Technology — A leading supplier of embedded control solutions including microcontrollers, FPGAs, and analog circuits that power a vast array of global industrial, automotive, and data center applications. ask →
  • Emcor (EME) Industrials — EMCOR is a leader in electrical and mechanical construction and facilities services that keeps critical infrastructure and buildings operating efficiently. ask →
  • Iron Mountain (IRM) Real Estate — Iron Mountain is a global leader in storage and information management, transitioning into high-growth data center and digital services infrastructure. ask →
  • EQT Corporation (EQT) Energy — EQT Corporation is a large-scale, vertically integrated natural gas producer in the Appalachian Basin, designed to generate durable free cash flow through a low-cost, multi-pad "combo-development" operational strategy. ask →
  • Jabil (JBL) Information Technology — Jabil is a leading global manufacturing services provider that helps companies design, build, and deliver complex electronic products through an asset-light, highly automated model. ask →
  • Ameren (AEE) Utilities — Ameren is a Midwestern regulated utility investing heavily in grid modernization, renewable energy, and infrastructure to meet rising demand from data centers and large industrial clients. ask →
  • Supermicro (SMCI) Information Technology — A leader in modular, high-performance AI and data center server infrastructure solutions optimized for demanding computing workloads. ask →
  • nVent Electric (NVT) Industrials — nVent provides the critical electrical infrastructure components that connect and protect mission-critical equipment in data centers, energy networks, and industrial facilities. ask →
  • Hubbell Incorporated (HUBB) Industrials — Hubbell provides essential electrical components and utility infrastructure solutions that enable the reliable transmission, distribution, and management of power from the grid to the end user. ask →
  • MACOM Technology Solutions (MTSI) Information Technology — MACOM Technology Solutions is a high-performance semiconductor firm providing essential RF, microwave, and photonic components for advanced data center, telecommunications, and defense infrastructure. ask →
  • TD Synnex (SNX) Information Technology — TD SYNNEX is a global IT solutions aggregator and distributor that enables the technology ecosystem by connecting vendors with a massive reseller network and designing custom infrastructure for hyperscale data centers. ask →
  • NiSource (NI) Utilities — A regulated utility provider transitioning its power generation fleet toward renewables to support the growing energy needs of data centers and hyperscalers. ask →
  • Evergy (EVRG) Utilities — Evergy is a regulated electric utility providing essential power services in Kansas and Missouri, currently navigating significant demand growth from data centers and the transition toward a diversified energy generation portfolio. ask →
  • SEMTECH CORP (SMTC) Information Technology — Semtech provides high-performance semiconductors and integrated IoT connectivity solutions that power modern data center infrastructure, industrial automation, and connected devices. ask →
  • Wesco International (WCC) Industrials — Wesco is a global leader in electrical and industrial distribution, offering comprehensive supply chain solutions for critical infrastructure and facilities. ask →
  • Alliant Energy (LNT) Utilities — Alliant Energy is a regulated utility serving Iowa and Wisconsin, transitioning its energy mix toward renewables while meeting the infrastructure needs of large-load customers. ask →
  • STERLING INFRASTRUCTURE, INC. (STRL) Industrials — Sterling Infrastructure is a specialized construction firm delivering critical infrastructure for e-commerce, data centers, and the modern transportation network. ask →
  • IREN Ltd (IREN) — A vertically integrated AI infrastructure provider that owns the data centers, compute hardware, and software stack required for large-scale AI training and inference. ask →
  • Forgent Power Solutions, Inc. (FPS) Industrials — Forgent Power Solutions is a leading manufacturer of critical electrical distribution equipment and modular power systems for data centers and industrial applications. ask →
  • RAMBUS INC (RMBS) Information Technology — Rambus provides critical high-speed memory interface chips and foundational silicon IP that power the world's most advanced data center and AI-driven computing platforms. ask →
  • Nextpower Inc. (NXT) Industrials — Nextpower provides the intelligent tracking systems, battery storage, and digital software solutions that power the world’s utility-scale solar energy transition. ask →
  • VIAVI SOLUTIONS INC. (VIAV) Information Technology — Viavi Solutions delivers critical test, measurement, and optical technology to secure and optimize high-speed network infrastructure, aerospace communications, and precision industrial applications. ask →
  • Littelfuse (LFUS) Information Technology — Littelfuse provides essential circuit protection and power control solutions that ensure safety and reliability in automotive, industrial, and electronic applications. ask →
  • Donaldson Company (DCI) Industrials — Donaldson is a diversified global leader in high-performance filtration technologies serving critical industrial, mobile, and life sciences applications. ask →
  • HUT CORP (HUT) Information Technology — A digital infrastructure company operating large-scale Bitcoin mining and compute facilities to support the evolving landscape of digital assets and high-performance computing. ask →
  • MODINE MANUFACTURING CO (MOD) Industrials — Modine provides mission-critical thermal management and cooling systems for data centers, commercial HVAC, and vehicular applications. ask →
  • APPLIED OPTOELECTRONICS, INC. (AAOI) Information Technology — Applied Optoelectronics is a developer and manufacturer of advanced optical components and modules designed for high-speed fiber-optic data transmission in data centers and broadband networks. ask →
  • Galaxy Digital Inc. (GLXY) Financials — Galaxy Digital provides a bridge between traditional finance and the digital asset economy, while simultaneously developing utility-scale data center infrastructure for the AI and HPC sectors. ask →
  • MAXLINEAR INC (MXL) Information Technology — MaxLinear provides highly integrated communication systems-on-chips that power the backbone of broadband, mobile, and data center infrastructure. ask →
  • SPX Technologies, Inc. (SPXC) Industrials — SPX Technologies is a diversified industrial manufacturer providing critical heating, cooling, detection, and communication infrastructure for essential industries. ask →
  • COPT DEFENSE PROPERTIES (CDP) Real Estate — A specialized REIT focused on owning and managing mission-critical real estate leased primarily to the US government and national defense contractors. ask →
  • National Fuel Gas (NFG) Utilities — A vertically integrated Appalachian energy company operating across the natural gas value chain with a growing regulated utility footprint. ask →
  • Kirby Corporation (KEX) Industrials — Kirby Corporation is a leading US provider of inland marine transportation for bulk liquid products and a major distributor of power equipment for industrial and energy markets. ask →
  • Applied Digital Corp. (APLD) Information Technology — Applied Digital builds and operates large-scale, sustainably engineered AI data center campuses to support the critical infrastructure needs of global hyperscalers. ask →

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Frequently asked

What are the largest data center stocks?

By market capitalization, the largest data center stocks in the catalog include Nvidia (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO), Micron Technology (MU), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Intel (INTC).

How many data center stocks does stocks-llm track?

stocks-llm currently lists 60 data center stocks (as of 2026-10-08), each with dated fundamentals from SEC EDGAR and market data. Informational only — not financial advice.

Data: SEC EDGAR (filings) + market data (fundamentals, delayed daily-close). Figures shown with their as-of date.

Last updated 2026-10-08.

Informational only — NOT financial advice. All figures are delayed daily-close data from SEC EDGAR & market data, shown with their as-of date.