Tag: GPU

AI Industry • August 27, 2026

AI’s Next Bottleneck May Be Public Permission, Not Computing Power

AI companies have spent the past few years worrying about access to GPUs, electricity, capital and enough physical infrastructure to keep increasingly powerful models running. The next constraint may be harder to order from a supplier. It may be permission. Anthropic is reportedly preparing to identify negative public sentiment toward artificial intelligence and data centers […]

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AI Industry • August 13, 2026

AI’s Next Gold Rush Is About Power, Not Models

The AI industry loves a magic trick. A new model appears, benchmarks jump, context windows grow, agents get smarter, and millions of people stare at a chat box wondering what just happened. But behind that apparently weightless software sits something brutally physical: warehouses full of accelerators, substations, cooling systems, fiber connections and industrial quantities of […]

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AI Industry • August 12, 2026

Nvidia Wants Wall Street to Finance the AI Multiverse

AI has spent the past few years looking like a software revolution powered by unusually expensive chips. That description is starting to feel obsolete. The next phase looks more like SimCity with investment bankers. Nvidia is working with Apollo, BlackRock’s Global Infrastructure Partners, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR on financing platforms designed to mobilize […]

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AI Industry • July 28, 2026

The AI Gold Rush Just Hit Its Empire Strikes Back Moment

AI stocks have spent the past three years behaving like an unstoppable force. Every earnings season seemed to validate the same narrative: bigger AI models required bigger data centers, bigger GPU orders, and even bigger market capitalizations. Nvidia became the poster child of the AI revolution, while companies across the semiconductor industry enjoyed one of […]

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AI Industry • July 24, 2026

Intel’s Plot Twist Proves the AI Story Isn’t Finished

Intel has spent the past few years playing the role nobody expected: the fallen giant trying to climb back into a race it once dominated. While much of the AI conversation has revolved around Nvidia’s seemingly unstoppable momentum, Intel quietly delivered one of the biggest surprises of earnings season. The market’s reaction wasn’t simply about […]

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