AI-focused. Fundamental long / short.

Investing in the
foundations of AI.

Hyperleap Capital studies the companies supplying and adopting artificial intelligence. Our investment focus spans semiconductors, electricity infrastructure, and enterprise software.

01 / Approach

How we evaluate an investment.

The starting point is a company, its customers, and the price of its securities. Our research follows three questions.

01

What drives earnings?

Reconcile orders and reported revenue with capacity, delivery dates, and customer spending. Identify which assumptions carry the earnings estimate.

02

What does the price assume?

Build a range for sales, margins, and reinvestment needs. Compare those outcomes with the valuation and the expectations it requires.

03

What would change our view?

Record the evidence that would weaken the case. Consider liquidity and shared exposures when sizing a position, then revisit the assumptions as results arrive.

02 / Strategies

Our areas of research.

We follow the path from equipment orders to deployed capacity and, ultimately, the customer paying to use it.

01

Compute

Semiconductors, memory, packaging, and networking. Research centres on product cycles, customer concentration, and the cost of adding capacity.

02

Power & Buildout

Generation, grid equipment, and data centres. We examine delivery schedules, project funding, and the difference between contracted and usable capacity.

03

Enterprise software

Software vendors and their customers. We look at paid usage, renewal behaviour, and how inference and support costs affect margins.

04

Private markets

Emerging suppliers and business models. Financing terms, customer adoption, and cash requirements provide context for changes in the public markets.

03 / Insights

Research notes.

A closer look at the numbers and definitions behind the AI buildout.

Compute

Reading the memory specifications.

Capacity, bandwidth, and workload: three different questions when assessing AI infrastructure.

Read the note
Power

From announced megawatts to usable power.

Why national electricity-demand estimates cannot establish a data centre’s energisation date.

Read the note
Software

What is the customer paying for?

Seats, actions, and completed work create different revenue and cost exposures for software vendors.

Read the note

04 / Firm

Hyperleap Capital

Our focus is fundamental long/short investing in the AI economy. Industry research informs company analysis; portfolio construction considers how those companies share customers, suppliers, and sources of risk.

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For investors and research contacts

For strategy materials, due-diligence questions, or a conversation about our research, contact the team directly.

hello@hyperleapcapital.com

05 / Team

Meet the team.

Meet the people covering investments, research, and investor relations.

Founding Partner & CIO

Investment direction, portfolio construction, and capital allocation across the AI value chain.

Partner, Head of Research

Company and supply-chain research, connecting demand expectations with physical capacity.

Partner, Portfolio Construction & Risk

Position sizing, liquidity, hedging, and the interaction of risks across the portfolio.

COO & Chief Compliance Officer

Operational processes, service-provider coordination, and reporting controls.

Senior Analyst, Semiconductors

Research on logic, memory, packaging, and the equipment that supports capacity growth.

Senior Analyst, Power & Grid

Research on generation, transmission, cooling, and data-centre power requirements.

Data Scientist

Data sourcing, validation, and reproducible analysis for industry research.

Head of Investor Relations

Investor inquiries, research communication, and coordination of due-diligence requests.

06 / Contact

Investor relations

For questions about our investment approach or research, please contact Investor Relations using the form below.

Prefer email? Write to hello@hyperleapcapital.com

Research focus

Global AI value chain