DRAM, Memory: Taiwan DRAM makers to eye 20-50% Q4 Px hikes amid DDR4 squeezeView: The Commercial Times suggests DDR4 contract prices could rise another 20%–50% in Q4 off of already elevated levels. Specifically, Nanya reportedly raised contract prices 70% Q/Q in Q3 and is set for another 50% increa
Dear all, After we spent the day trying to figure out where AI compute would sit over the next 10 years, Oracle blessed us with a powerful datapoint: Half a trillion dollar RPOs. We pulled out a note overnight digging into what we learnt last night and confronting it to our deep understanding of the current AI infrastructure landscape. Very interesting findings emerged, follow the link below for details.
Yesterday, GOOGL announced that AI Mode is now available in five new languages, the first ones after English. This followed the launch of a new URL (google.com/ai) for AI Mode last Friday, and some intriguing comments from a GOOGL executive on social media afterwards about the potential for AI Mode being made default, which continues to be a popular question from investors.
Broadcom disclosed last week a $10bn AI rack order for 2H26 (widely linked to OpenAI) and signaled growth in their AI division could accelerate further in 2027. In this note, we break down what this could mean for the ASIC vs. GPU battle and the future structure of the AI compute market, looking in particular at the addressable market of in-house ASICs.
Today, we are publishing the Hyperscale & Cloud section of our 28th Tech Infrastructure Quarterly Bible. The Tech Bible is a must-read for any tech investor, as it summarizes the quarterly earnings reports from the over 140 companies we track, providing an update on our key perspectives and convictions. In the coming weeks we will publish sections on Enterprise IT and Foundry. Hyperscale capex grew 70% YoY. Most raised 2025 guides, and confirmed sustained spending in 2026, lifting expectations....
While this feature will only be offered in select cities (for now), comes with several limitations (to protect drivers and users) and is unlikely to represent a significant share of payments, we believe this will increase transport accessibility and reflects the continued relevance of cash for cert
Foxconn, NVDA: August sales suggest continued AI momentumView: While overall sales slipped slightly M/M, AI sales remained robust with Foxconn noting it saw customers pull in shipments and reiterating it expects rack shipments will increase 3X. We see this news as indicative that near-term momentum
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