Yesterday we wrote about the company's plans to raise $3.5 billion in cash, but the final valuation of the company is the main macroeconomic indicator of the month. The creators of the Wafer-Scale Engine (giant chips the size of an entire silicon wafer) are using the moment perfectly. While corporations like OpenAI (whose problems we wrote about yesterday) burn money renting servers, manufacturers of alternative AI computers are selling shovels during a gold rush. Wall Street investors are ready to generously value any hardware startups capable of even slightly loosening NVIDIA's monopoly in the large model training market.
Source: Reuters / TechCrunch
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