$NBIS Token Factory will now be positioned to have a unique moat compared to most of the batch now more than ever because of this @Fireworks_HQ incident. When the so called multi tenant AI aggregators break due to third party cloud hops what ends up winning is sovereign infrastructure.
What happened at Fireworks? Attackers compromised a third party cloud provider hosting their dev machines, pivoted into platform service accounts and accessed customer datasets, billing data and incomplete model weights for "LLMJacking"
This multi vendor supply chain failure is why $NBIS in my opinion stands to gain traction in the shambles of this mishap.
While wrapped API aggregators rely on external cloud providers and complex multi hop identities, $NBIS owns the entire stack from their own hardware and raw GPU clusters to custom orchestration all the way up to the inference platform.
This might sound like a product pitch but it’s my honest opinion on the situation. No third party cloud hops for your dedicated inferencing instances or your post training infrastructure. No shared host identity leaks. No external staging buckets exposing customer model weights.
As AI attacks accelerate via agentic exploitation, enterprise buyers are likely to be fleeing multi tenant risk for true vertically integrated sovereign compute more than ever.
Another unexpected comparison: one of our data centers uses about as much water in a year as a single Krispy Kreme store.
Not the whole chain. One store.
AMD CEO @LisaSu: "The market can be short-sighted, but it is what it is."
Long-term, AMD's CEO believes in AI demand and that computing and intelligence will affect every aspect of our daily lives.
$META president says a newly elected governor who made data centers a campaign issue asked to meet after inauguration:
“As soon as we get past the inauguration, let's meet, because we don't want to lose this investment in our town."
"We don't want these jobs to go elsewhere.”