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The enterprise software economy just hit an extinction event, and most CTOs are still debating pilot programs. While Alphabet doubles AI spending to $180 billion and Amazon commits $200 billion more, software stocks are cratering with 20%+ drops across the board. HubSpot down 39%, Figma down 40%, Atlassian down 35%
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The AI industry just witnessed the most expensive week in venture capital history. OpenAI grabbed $60 billion. Waymo raised $16 billion. xAI closed $20 billion. Waabi secured $750 million. The headlines scream "validation" and "market confidence." Here's what they're really screaming: panic.
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The enterprise AI gold rush just hit a wall. While everyone was busy debating AGI timelines and model capabilities, a more fundamental crisis was brewing beneath the surface. This week, the infrastructure ceiling became impossible to ignore. Apple, the company that builds its own everything, just announced it's
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While enterprises slash AI budgets and demand real ROI from their pilots, venture capitalists just deployed over $100 billion into AI infrastructure, frontier models, and training capacity. This represents one of the biggest capital allocation mismatches in tech history. VCs are funding the previous generation's playbook—bigger models,
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A strange contradiction is consuming Silicon Valley. While TSMC commits $56 billion to AI chip production and OpenAI signs $10 billion infrastructure deals, enterprises are demanding their first real ROI reports from AI investments. Venture capitalists deployed 65% of their dollars into AI startups, yet surveys show 91.4% of
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The Great AI Infrastructure Repricing: Why Your $2 Million AI Budget Just Became $200K The enterprise AI market is about to experience the most dramatic cost collapse in computing history. While everyone obsesses over who builds the biggest models, the real story is infrastructure commoditization happening right under our noses.
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The enterprise AI gold rush just hit a wall. While vendors promised transformation, data reveals a harsh reality: only 8.6% of companies have AI agents in production. The rest? Stuck in what industry insiders call "Pilot Purgatory." But something fundamental shifted this week. NVIDIA's Rubin