Atreides Management's 13F: SpaceX leads a concentrated AI infrastructure bet

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on August 14, 2026.

Portfolio concentration Gavin Baker Atreides Management
49.6% in the top 5 names · 46 long positions disclosed
  • SPACE EXPLORATION TECHN CORP
    32.6%
  • MUMICRON TECHNOLOGY INC
    5.7%
  • CEREBRAS SYSTEMS INC
    4.8%
  • ALABASTERA LABS INC
    4.1%
  • CIENCIENA CORP
    2.4%

As of Jun 30, 2026 · disclosed Aug 14, 2026 · ~45 days stale — long positions only.

Gavin Baker's Atreides Management had nearly half its disclosed long book in five names as of June 30, with a third of it in one private company, SpaceX. The rest is a straight AI infrastructure bet: Micron memory, Cerebras chips, Astera Labs connectivity and Ciena optics.

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Gavin Baker's Atreides Management disclosed its June 30 portfolio positions on August 14, and five names account for 49.6% of the fund's entire disclosed long book. That shows where a seasoned technology investor placed his largest bets as AI infrastructure spending accelerates.

The single biggest position is SpaceX, which takes up 32.6% of the portfolio on its own. Because SpaceX is a private company, it does not carry a ticker, and most retail investors have no direct path to owning it.

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The four public names rounding out the top five read like a map of the AI compute stack. Micron Technology covers memory, Cerebras Systems covers AI chip design, Astera Labs makes the connectivity silicon inside AI servers, and Ciena supplies the fiber-optic networking that carries AI workloads across data centers.

Taken together, the names beyond SpaceX suggest Baker sees the AI infrastructure buildout as a multi-layer opportunity, from chips to memory to interconnects to optics. The 13F was filed with the SEC and reflects positions as of June 30, 2026.

Mentioned: MU, QQQ, META, ALAB, CIEN