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Solaris Energy Infrastructure shares declined during Wednesday’s session as the company’s power-generation operations and quarterly earnings remained central to its energy sector profile.

Solaris Energy Infrastructure (NYSE:SEI) Stock Falls 9.8% - Here

At the opening of NYSE Texas in Dallas, Amanda Brock, Co-CEO of Solaris Energy Infrastructure, joined NYSE Live to discuss the rapidly evolving energy landscape and the growing demand for infrastructure supporting AI and data center growth. Brocl explains that Solaris is focused on delivering power infrastructure and energy solutions to customers facing increasing electricity requirements. As artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and data center development accelerate, the company is working to help organizations secure reliable power amid growing constraints on the electric grid. A significant portion of the interview focuses on the connection between energy infrastructure and AI-driven demand. Brock discusses how hyperscalers, cloud providers, technology companies, and data center operators are seeking faster access to power as computing requirements continue to expand. She explains why speed-to-compute has become a critical priority across the industry. The conversation also …

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Adjusted EBITDA rose 30% sequentially to $108 million, while revenue increased 12% to $219 million. Power Solutions segment revenue grew 23% to $158 million, driven by ancillary services and higher capacity utilization. Company raised Q3 adjusted EBITDA guidance to $90-105 million following the GESA acquisition. Liquidity strengthened with $1.3 billion in notes issued, ending the quarter with over $800 million in cash. Dividend declared at $0.12 per share, representing the 32nd consecutive payout.