Reed argues AI supply bottlenecks will slow buildout before debt does
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Semafor columnist Reed argues that AI's bubble fears are overblown because supply bottlenecks will slow the infrastructure buildout before debt becomes a problem.
He names chips, memory, cooling units and raw materials such as glass as the constraints. Reed cites Anthropic's statement to investors that it is making 85% gross margins, which he says would let the company service its debt, but he adds that the figure may be exaggerated.
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AIReed argues that AI's supply bottlenecks, including chips, memory, cooling units and raw materials like glass, will slow the buildout before debt does. He points to Anthropic telling investors it is making 85% gross margins, which he says would let it service its debt, though he adds that the figure may be exaggerated.
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