The Storage Exodus: Why Capital Is Ditching NAND for TSMC's AI Monopoly
Hedge funds sold SanDisk. They bought TSMC. That's the headline. But the real story is what this capital rotation says about the AI narrative's next phase. It's not about storage being bad. It's about storage being peripheral. And that distinction matters more than the trade itself.
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