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Custom silicon capture

1 video · 20m

Nvidia is extending its economics into custom XPUs, networking and HBM rather than treating ASICs only as substitutes.

20:48
Bloomberg Markets

Nvidia projects rising compute economics per gigawatt

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that Nvidia's compute economics per gigawatt are expected to rise from $18 billion for Hopper to $25 billion for Grace Blackwell and over $40 billion for the Vera Rubin generation.

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Delivery separates demand from revenue

2 videos · 1h 14m

Strategic capex remains durable, but power, permits and physical groundbreakings are gating recognized economics.

1:01:37
Monetary Matters

Divergence between application software and infrastructure/cyber

Keller observes a market preference for usage-based infrastructure and cybersecurity over application software, as the former offers short-term earnings certainty in an uncertain macro environment.

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12:26
CNBC

Data center infrastructure faces political and delivery risks

While AI demand remains robust, the data center build-out is encountering negative political narratives and delivery delays, with 60% of approved 2027 projects yet to break ground.

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Term premium outlives the meeting

2 videos · 2h 28m

Hard-asset strength and a structural fiscal premium argue against equating one Fed decision with long-end relief.

2:24:20
Bloomberg Markets

Fed credibility and hard asset outperformance

Bob Elliott argues that Fed credibility is eroding due to policy inaction despite high inflation, leading to a structural outperformance of hard assets (gold, oil, copper) over soft assets like stocks and bonds.

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4:38
CNBC

Treasury term premium as a structural trend

David Solomon views the rise in long-term Treasury term premiums as a durable trend driven by fiscal spending, embedded inflation, and growth, rather than a temporary market disruption.

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