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$JPM is now capping junior investment bankers’ hours to 80 per week
Only 16 HOURS per day, not bad... Source: Stocktwits
"Doubt is the origin of wisdom" - Rene Descartes
Source: Wise Wonderer
Mapping out the current state of AI markets by :
"Most value has accrued to the semiconductor ecosystem ($130B+ in revenue this year from AI) and the data center buildout (number of US data centers is expected to double in the next four years). Energy is a legitimate bottleneck to the data center buildout, and hyperscalers/developers are aggressively acquiring real estate with power availability. The cloud companies are at a ~$20B run rate, with Microsoft generating ~$5B of that. We’re seeing increasing interest in AI applications but little large scale value creation yet. The AI app layer will ultimately determine the value of the industry as the current infrastructure buildout will become a bubble without value creation on the back end". Source: @EricFlaningam, Felicis
Estimated investments needed to meet battery demand
Source: Visual Capitalist
This Visual Capitalist graphic shows largest export market for each G20 member, based on share of goods exported;
data sourced from @OECtoday as of 2022 Key Takeaways •U.S. and China are primary export destinations for an equal number of G20 countries (7 each) •While U.S. is China’s top export market, reverse is not true, with U.S. sending its largest share (16% of its exports) to Canada Source: Liz Ann Sonders, Visual Capitalist
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