This should become easier to manage as compute markets mature. More flexible contracts, transferable capacity, and financial instruments could improve price discovery and help hedge future compute costs- even if they don’t eliminate capacity constraints.
@liquidcompute@ornn@silicondata@jumptrading are working on different pieces of this.
@andrawesbahou@ComputeDesk Unfortunate for $CRWV and other neoclouds that locked in long term contracts… for now! Curious if anybody has research on when these contacts renew.
Frontier capabilities keep getting distilled into cheaper alternatives, the lead becomes a depreciating asset.
Could some of the push to pace frontier development be about protecting the time to earn back each breakthrough… alongside safety?
@friedmandave@gtmom A lot of people on the lower half of the K-shaped economy are afraid of a market crash and how bad things could get. What they should also be worried about the flip side
@chamath@evanjconrad put this well on @tbpn: “If you’re looking for a bubble it’s held currently by the venture capitalist.” The question is whether enough of those bets turn into businesses that can sustain the spending.