Dear Member, Take a look at this half-finished building located north of Seattle. Sam Altman personally invested $375 million to be a part of it. Altman, you’ll recall, is the CEO of OpenAI — the company that created ChatGPT, which jump-started the AI boom. Even in the midst of closing billion-dollar deals with his partners, Altman was doing something strange with his own investments. And it starts with this $375 million venture nowhere near OpenAI headquarters. Keep in mind, this isn’t a new tech startup — or an AI data center. On the surface, this has nothing to do with technology at all. But there’s more than meets the eye here. As Altman said at this year’s World Economic Forum … When it comes to the next generation of tech investing. “There’s no way to get there without a breakthrough. We need [this.]” That’s why he’s all-in on this investment, even though it’s currently under construction. Meanwhile, Microsoft founder Bill Gates just dropped more than $1 billion just outside a small coal town in Southwest Wyoming. And Mark Zuckerberg’s company, Meta, just signed a landmark agreement involving the building of a brand-new facility. On the surface, the companies involved have nothing to do with tech. They all operate far from Silicon Valley’s bubble. Yet, these strange investments could be the early ripples of a massive wave … Without them, Big Tech companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft and more could see profits drop drastically. My name is Michael Robinson. I’ve been a Silicon Valley insider … and an investigative journalist … for decades. I’ve spent the last couple of years following this story … And I think I’ve uncovered exactly what’s going on here. Specifically, I’ve identified two stocks that my research is telling me will play a significant role in solving AI’s number one problem. Click here to watch my free video and find out who they are. Sincerely,  | Michael Robinson
Director of Tech Investing Strategies
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