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Goldman Sachs expects combined 2027 capital spending by Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Oracle to reach about $1.2 trillion, up from roughly $800 billion in 2026, largely driven by AI infrastructure. The buildout may support demand for chips, memory, data centers, power and cloud services, but monetization remains the key test. Can AI applications generate enough revenue and cash flow to justify the rising investment?
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🔥 AI CHIP SHORTAGE… OR MEMORY SHORTAGE?
Micron’s latest earnings could reveal a hidden bottleneck in the AI boom. HBM, the high-bandwidth memory powering advanced AI GPUs, consumes far more wafer capacity than traditional DRAM. Industry data cited by S&P Global puts the capacity ratio of HBM3E to conventional DDR at roughly 3:1.
As AI demand surges, more production is shifting toward HBM—potentially squeezing regular memory supply.
🤖 AI needs GPUs.
🧠 GPUs need HBM.
🏭 HBM needs capacity.
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$META is launching Meta Enterprise Platform, a new business focused on selling its AI tools and services directly to companies and developers.
The initial offering will bring together Meta’s enterprise AI stack, including Muse, Meta Business Agent, Muse API, Muse Code and other tools built on its models, agents and infrastructure.
The goal is to help businesses use AI across customer engagement, development and broader enterprise workflows.
Former MongoDB CEO and President CJ Desai is joining Meta as Chief Enterprise Platform Officer to lead the new business, reporting directly to Mark Zuckerberg.
Before MongoDB, Desai led product and engineering at Cloudflare and spent nearly eight years at ServiceNow, including as President and COO.


We believe superintelligence will create significant new opportunities for all people and businesses. Meta already serves billions of people at scale and helps hundreds of millions of businesses reach customers. Today we are starting the next major pillar of our business, Meta Enterprise Platform, to help businesses use AI to grow and transform in new ways as well.

$NVDA says Anthropic has now contracted 2.6 GW of Nvidia AI infrastructure shipping through 2028 even though Anthropic has long leaned heavily on $GOOGL TPU and $AMZN Trainium.
That tells me Nvidia is still winning the marginal dollar on next-gen compute because even a customer with serious custom silicon options is choosing Vera Rubin where performance per watt matters most.



NVIDIA $NVDA JUST SAID THAT
Anthropic has contracted 2.6 GW of Nvidia AI infrastructure so far, with the compute being shipped through 2028
Anthropic’s total reported contracted value across multiple CSPs/neoclouds now exceeds $180B



Nvidia's $NVDA investment portfolio currently consists of 13 public companies and 229 private companies

The AI buildout has a leverage problem
@rektmando zeroes in on CoreWeave as one of the purest bets on endless data center demand, but also one of the most capital-intensive.
Huge backlog, deep NVIDIA ties, and billions flowing into expansion. The other side is heavy debt and a model that needs the buildout to keep delivering.
One slowdown could make that capital structure a lot more interesting.







