IREN data center delays linked to Microsoft's $5 billion Q3 capex shortfall
Overview
Amir Efrati reports, citing Aaron Holmes, that IREN was one of the third parties whose data center delays led Microsoft to spend $5 billion less on capital expenditure than planned in the third quarter.
The report gives no further detail on the delays or IREN's role.
SemiAnalysis says it would not be surprised by this link, citing neocloud customers who raise IREN for power outages, network upgrades, storage failures and air quality problems causing link flaps. SemiAnalysis does not say these specific issues caused the Microsoft delays.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 4, 7:28 PM ET
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- Nov 4, 7:09 PM ET · 1 articleSemiAnalysis says IREN's data center delays may have cut Microsoft's Q3 capexSemiAnalysis: SemiAnalysis says IREN's data center delays may have cut Microsoft's Q3 capex
- Nov 4, 5:34 PM ET · 1 articleIREN identified as a third party behind Microsoft data center delaysAmir Efrati: IREN identified as a third party behind Microsoft's data center delays
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SemiAnalysis@SemiAnalysis_XSemiAnalysis says IREN's data center delays may have cut Microsoft's Q3 capexAIThe Information reports that Microsoft's Q3 capex was $5 billion lower than planned, partly due to delays at IREN. SemiAnalysis says it would not be surprised by this, citing neocloud customers who raise IREN for power outages, network upgrades, storage failures, and air quality problems causing link flaps.

Amir Efrati@amirXIREN identified as a third party behind Microsoft's data center delaysAIAmir Efrati reports, citing Aaron Holmes, that IREN was one of the third parties whose data center delays led Microsoft to spend $5 billion less on capital expenditure than planned in the third quarter.

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