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AI Infrastructure
OpenAI committed to paying full electricity bills for its future facilities to address voter concerns. The company targets $600 billion in computing spend by 2030, with projects planned in Georgia and Ohio.
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AI Infrastructure
JPMorgan notes that tighter supply benefits cash-rich hyperscalers like Microsoft and Amazon, while debt-funded rivals like CoreWeave face rising costs. CoreWeave's five-year CDS spread exceeded 1,100 basis points, signaling elevated credit risk.
AI Infrastructure
The Open Compute Project approved two standards led by Credo and Oracle to monitor optical links in AI data centers. The protocols aim to detect failures that can disrupt training across large clusters.
AI Infrastructure
Shares in AI infrastructure companies declined following Democratic victories in Congress and Texas, where a potential data center moratorium could impact 27% of planned US capacity.
AI Infrastructure
Supermicro and SambaNova plan to build AI inference racks that combine 10,000 SambaNova SN50 chips with NVIDIA GPUs. The systems target NeoClouds and sovereign data centers.
HotAI Spending
The SOXX ETF dropped over 23 percent in a month, with Intel and Cerebras losing nearly half their value. Goldman Sachs warned that Democratic midterm wins could lead to limits on AI building projects.
Data Centers
Fitch Ratings indicates that significant upcoming computing infrastructure in Texas, Georgia, and Ohio could face legal barriers under new state administrations.
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