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Source: Tar ⚡@itsTarH

At the APEC CEO Summit in South Korea, Jensen Huang painted a powerful picture of what’s happening in AI right now — and why growth might only accelerate from here. He explained it simply: “The AIs get better. More people use it. More people use it — it makes more profit. More profit creates more factories. More factories create better AIs. And the cycle repeats.” That’s the AI virtuous cycle — a self-reinforcing loop driving innovation, usage, and investment at record speed. 💡 The result? Smarter models → More adoption → Bigger profits → Massive infrastructure buildouts → Even smarter models. It’s not just hype, it’s momentum. Big Tech is pouring billions into AI infrastructure, fueling this cycle and redefining how fast industries evolve. Source: CNBC

• Stargate $500 billion • Nvidia $100 billion • AMD $100 billion • AWS $38 billion • Intel $25 billion • TSMC $20 billion • Microsoft $13 billion • Broadcom $10 billion • Oracle $10 billion ➡️ Total Value: $816 billion Source: Morning Brew ☕️@MorningBrew

Great chart from @WarrenPies highlighting the recent divergence. Source: Bob Elliott @BobEUnlimited

Samsung just announced plans to buy and deploy 50,000 Nvidia GPUs — a massive move aimed at supercharging its chip manufacturing for mobile devices and robotics. 💡 The partnership is another win for Nvidia, whose GPUs remain the gold standard for building and deploying advanced AI systems. 🔧 Samsung also confirmed it’s working with Nvidia to optimize its 4th-gen HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) for next-generation AI chips — a move that could reshape the global AI hardware landscape. 👉 The AI arms race just got another heavyweight upgrade.

According to the numbers, OpenAI lost roughly $11.5 billion last quarter — a figure inferred from Microsoft’s own disclosures. 📊 With a 27% stake in OpenAI, Microsoft recorded a $3.1 billion hit to its net income, pointing to massive operating losses at its AI partner. 💸 The filing also shows Microsoft has now funded $11.6 billion of its $13 billion total commitment to OpenAI — and those losses are now being reflected directly in Microsoft’s earnings under equity accounting rules. 🤔 The takeaway: the AI boom is incredibly expensive, and even the biggest players are feeling the weight of the burn rate.

This week’s earnings from the MAG7 show that AI CapEx is accelerating into 2026, powered by massive, structural demand that shows no signs of slowing. 💰 This investment wave isn’t just a side story, it’s the engine driving the bull market. 👀 Now the big question everyone’s asking: Will the rumored OpenAI IPO mark the peak of the AI bull run… or the next leg higher? Source: WSJ

According to Goldman, Oracle’s CDS spreads have become a key sentiment indicator for the market’s appetite to finance large-scale AI spending. Source: HolgerZ, Bloomberg