Peter Thiel’s Fund Shows the Next Big AI Bet Is Power, Not Chips
Peter Thiel's hedge fund revealed a concentrated bet on AI's power needs in its newest SEC filing. Thiel Macro LLC reported eight holdings worth $418.7 million, with Amazon (AMZN) as the fund's only technology position.
The fund's 13F is a quarterly disclosure that institutional investors file with the SEC. The filing showed zero holdings for the two prior quarters. This return marks a pivot toward electricity generation, a resource many now see as AI's real bottleneck.
The 13F Reveals a Power-Heavy Portfolio
Thiel co-founded PayPal and Palantir Technologies and was an early investor in Facebook. He now runs Thiel Macro LLC, the fund behind this filing. Amazon makes up 28.2% of the portfolio. The fund bought the $118 million stake during the second quarter.
Amazon also lifted its 2026 capital spending plan to $220 billion, largely for cloud and AI infrastructure. Every other position in the portfolio sits in power generation or distribution.



