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· Post-Market Alpha · by Buzzberg Research
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Meta launches enterprise AI unit with MongoDB CEO hire, framed as a compute-resale revenue story
TBPN read out Zuckerberg's announcement of the Meta Enterprise Platform, a new business pillar bundling advanced models, agents (Muse Agent, Meta Business Agent), Muse API and Muse Code, with former MongoDB CEO CJ Desai joining as chief enterprise platform officer reporting directly to Zuckerberg. The hosts argued the unit will likely be seeded by a large compute deal and could quickly show $0-10bn of revenue without breaking out whether it is tokens, inference, raw bare-metal compute or services — comparing it to the joke that Google Cloud growth was just selling TPUs.
Warren proposes national data-center moratorium until local communities absorb full costs
Warren said the plan is a national moratorium on data centers until they can establish to the satisfaction of the local community that full costs — grid hookup and expansion stress, jobs, water systems — are absorbed by the data center rather than pushed onto ratepayers, and she noted local Republicans like Governor Abbott in Texas are doing the same at the state level. She said Democrats are broadly aligned on wanting such regulation.
Gensler warns private credit retail liquidity mismatch plus data-center debt
Gensler said retail and high-net-worth investors are being sold private credit with implied liquidity that does not exist, and that a lot of data-center debt sits inside the private credit complex; when the AI trade retrenches, paper could be worth 80-90 cents and redemptions become a real challenge.
Yardeni sees 10-year yields potentially reaching 5.5%, not convinced 5.25% is the peak
Ed Yardeni said he is not convinced 5.25% is necessarily the top in yields and sees the possibility of getting closer to 5.5%, while noting more people are thinking about 6%. He framed this as a 'revenge of the bond vigilantes' after being suppressed by QE and zero rates.
Constan: AI earnings claims exceed total GDP, equities vulnerable
Constan's 'pie theory' argues that summing AI sponsors' revenue/earnings projections (e.g., $30T at Anthropic) exceeds total US GDP of ~$30T, so the earnings embedded in S&P 500 multiples are unrealistic; he is short equities and max long long-term bonds.