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Global companies in manufacturing, utilities and mining have lost about $4.2 trillion in market value since June, as investment in AI infrastructure has cooled and investors have grown less confident that the boom will continue. The decline has wiped out nearly half of the $9.4 trillion in gains they made over the previous 12 months. Companies most closely tied to building data centers have been hit hardest. Caterpillar’s market value has fallen by $214 billion, or 44%; Oklo’s shares have dropped 49%; and Comfort Systems and Corning have each lost about half their value. The pullback, according to a *Financial Times* analysis, reflects investors reassessing stocks after steep gains—not necessarily a decline in actual demand for data centers or AI.
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