Power, Utilities & Infrastructure: Powering global datacenter growth

Business Jets: Market Dynamics Support Continued Growth

In this episode of RBC’s Industries in Motion, Ken Herbert (Aerospace & Defense Analyst) and James McGarragle (Canadian Airlines & Aerospace and Diversified Industrials Analyst) discuss with Walter Spracklin (Canadian Research Management and Co-Head of Global Industrials Research) their positive outlook for the business jet industry, including an overview of the market and leading manufacturers, the increase in demand for business jets resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, current positive demand trends and supply chain constraints, and ESG considerations.

Why Fintechs’ Mood is More Upbeat than the Market’s

RBC’s 9th Financial Technology Conference brought home how far the sector has evolved. In the latest episode of Industries in Motion, Financial Technology Analyst Dan Perlin highlights the diversity of today’s industry and explores the trends that indicate where it will go next.

Power, Utilities & Infrastructure: Powering global datacenter growth

In this episode, Shelby Tucker (Managing Director, U.S. Power & Utilities Analyst), Elvira Scotto (Managing Director, Midstream & Pipelines Analyst) and Robert Kwan (Managing Director, Head of Global Power, Utilities & Infrastructure Research) at RBC Capital Markets discuss the potential for significant future growth in electricity consumption driven by increasing datacenter capacity. Given the rising demand for cloud computing and AI, we explore the opportunities and challenges for power generators, regulated utilities and midstream infrastructure companies as it relates to the growth in datacenters, which are large consumers of electricity, mostly driven by computing power and cooling needs. Recent announcements highlight the potential growth in electricity demand driven by datacenter capacity expansions, and in the U.S., our findings show that datacenters could represent about half of the power demand growth through 2026. We expect demand to accelerate beyond 2026 as the grid tries to catch up to a large backlog of projects, and also expect other regions to benefit.

GenAI Activated: Key Debates and Topics in Software

It may take years to play out, but generative AI is the next disruptive megatrend, says RBC analyst Matt Hedberg. Discover why he believes the biggest vendors and small software verticals both stand to be among the early tech winners.

UK Banks - 2024, Year of the Caterpillar

2023 was a good year for UK banks, however the outlook for 2024 is more uncertain. In todays podcast we discus some of the key trends which we expect to materialise for UK banks through this year, with a particular focus on the structural hedge.