Bloomberg puts a theoretical 1GW AI data center in Abilene at ~$30bn. Its ten cost categories actually sum $17.1bn for chips and servers, and ~$13bn for everything else. My read is that the hardware assumption is likely closer to Hopper-era economics vs. the latest generation. https://t.co/KjTa26XLj
Thought about this more: Open weights could support attractive INFRA returns even as LAB margins compress. If training is funded elsewhere and open models deliver enough value, inference providers can charge less for tokens while retaining a spread over compute costs. 引用 @ShanuMathew93:This is a b
Guess like we found out why Elon has been going on a crusade against memory in his recent posts. $SKHY and Samsung have been price hiking memory too much? https://t.co/r3sTYkd7TX
Good morning. Here's the usual summary table from the just-released World Economic Outlook from the IMF. More to follow. #economy #markets @IMFNews https://t.co/lptAHOJon5
Governor Waller participates in a discussion at the @BBGNewEconomy Forum 2026 Watch live: https://t.co/LRdfwsAu4K Learn more about Governor Waller: https://t.co/x9pLY09PF9
From satellites to skincare, France is building with NVIDIA. 🇫🇷 Developers, researchers, and businesses across France are using NVIDIA technology and open models to bring AI into the real world. Explore France’s AI ecosystem: https://t.co/sL6GVrYOE0 Meet two of the people https://t.co/A2tlwIUgZ
Physical AI + Humanoids are the next progression of AI. $NVDA CES 2025 projections and Elon's prediction on $TSLA + 1 Billion humanoids in the next decade, seems to be speeding up. New statement from Unitree CEO after testing GPT-6 on their humanoid program was that: - In https://t.co/c9veQKWVJe
There may be some complexities around debt specifically taken on to build new manufacturing capacity -- but in general a credit expansion that pushes investment up (offsetting the property downturn) should support domestic demand and LOWER the current account surplus 3/3
The Journal story suggested that rapid debt growth was somehow leading to export dependence (I guess b/c exports and debt are both going up) -- but I think that is a bit confused. Exports are up b/c property lending and property investment tanked (1) and because the real
I agree with Mr. Batson; China needs more borrowing (used more efficiently) to support consumption and strengthen nominal GDP growth. I think many folks have the wrong intuition around an economy that saves 40% of GDP. It will either run massive external surpluses, or be in a 引用 @andrewbatson:@ni
Wow this is sad to see Korean markets with $SKHY / Samsung crash like this. Special thanks to $AVGO CEO adding fuel the fire… Calling AI investors gamblers and saying enterprise AI isn’t delivering ROI. https://t.co/fHzsD9Na4s
Expand the scale on the right hand side to 0%-" 100% and it becomes boring. Who gives a crap about whether l/s equity funds are between 48-56% net long. If they ran 48% all year vs 56% all year as of today they would have made 1.2% more. 引用 @eliant_capital:The definition of frustration in a char
Zelenskyy to Trump on Russian diesel supplies: "We do have influence over whether these ships can sail or not, whether these refineries can operate or not." 引用 @ZelenskyyUa:I don’t believe the volume of diesel Russia will export will affect the price. Moreover, we see that they can export from 300,
Really worrisome article. Not only is China galloping ahead in important industries, but they're also getting better and better at scamming. The west urgently needs a plan to nurture our own domestic scam ecosystem. https://t.co/ME6CnzSBJI
No Relief Coming At The Pump Despite all the rhetoric in recent days intended to create more product supply, it's all marginal in the face of an oil market that if anything looks like it's getting tighter. https://t.co/KLT3pxeovj
Ukraine has “influence over whether these ships can sail or not, whether these refineries can operate or not. … Electricity is what matters to us. That’s clear. If we can be guaranteed protection for our power system, then we will not strike Russia’s diesel infrastructure in 引用 @ZelenskyyUa:I don
Profitable Russell 2000 stocks continue to outperform non-profitable ones (unlike last year when the latter outperformed the former 2-to-1) Source: Bloomberg, as of 10/9/2026. Profitable companies have trailing 12-month earnings per share greater than $0. Indexes are unmanaged, https://t.co/P7hiu8K
Nela speaks about the risk of income erosion & refers to « 43% workers continuously employed at the same firm over the four years spanning 2021–2024 experienced a real wage decline, with a mean loss of roughly 9% among those who fell behind » https://t.co/3TZGtoBMDb