
AI Costs: Cheap to Use, Pricey to Build
AI is getting more powerful and cheaper to use by the day. Too bad building it still costs a fortune, leaving investors in a real pickle.
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AI is getting more powerful and cheaper to use by the day. Too bad building it still costs a fortune, leaving investors in a real pickle.

The chip market, once the darling of investors, just took a nasty tumble. Shares of Asian giants got hit hard, signaling a chill in a red-hot sector.

Thought crypto was just for tech bros? Looks like big institutional investors are finally dipping their toes, and they're not just playing around.

It seemed AI's future was all about raw power for training models. But big investors are now shifting gears, pouring $400 million into "inference" chips.
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Elon Musk is back in the spotlight, but not for another rocket launch. SpaceX investors are demanding answers about a potential Tesla merger.

Imagine passing up a treasure chest because you don't like the look of its lock. Many investors are doing just that with SpaceX, according to a Jefferies analyst.
What goes up must come down, or at least slow down. Tech investors are now wary, even as profit forecasts climb.
SoftBank never seems to get enough, one might say. After filling up with retail and foreign bonds, they're now targeting big institutional investors.

Startups always need money. Sometimes, though, to make the numbers look good for investors, someone has to take a step back. And that's exactly what happened here.

Artificial intelligence is popping up in every corner, we all know that by now. Apparently, investors are getting better at navigating this chaos.

Imagine doing a great job, yet it's still not enough. Samsung just learned this lesson: strong earnings, but investors expected even more.