Global banks are curbing hedge funds’ leveraged bets on Asia’s top chipmakers including SK Hynix and Samsung after a blistering rally this year raised concerns of a potential pullback https://t.co/hSbrEXaRHc
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Here's the latest chart that literally everyone is getting wrong. People are treating it like it's an indicator of total AI demand flattening or going down. It's not even close to that.
This chart is an index of the weighted average of the price people are paying for a million tokens, regardless of the LLMs they're using. It has *nothing* to do with total expenditure. It has *nothing* to do with demand.
What it tells us is that the basket of LLMs people are using is shifting to include lower price models. But anyone paying attention to the shift from the token subsidy era to the token scarcity era could have told you that.
You've got:
-@tryramp showing that DeepSeek is a trending vendor
-@Cursor showing Composer 2.5 competing with 4.7 and 5.5 for 1/10th the price
-Companies like @FactoryAI offering updated routing services.
I said before -- every company in AI is now a token efficiency company.
This chart *is* part of that story, and the shift to lower cost options *does* have interesting and important implications (some of which have pathways to being not good for the labs).
But I'm so fucking sick of people acting like Zerohedge trying to drop the newest counter-narrative chart and acting like it's some massive doom pronouncement.
During a heat wave, solar steps up with new record to keep the grid stable.
On Wed June 10, a heat wave caused @CaliforniaISO demand to rise to its highest level in 2026. Solar responded with a record output of 22.82 GW and 245 GWh/day.
Total WWS also rose to its highest level, 434 GWh/day, without any mining of additional fuel since solar comes right to the panel; wind and water right to the turbine.
71st straight and 137 of 161 (85.1%) days in 2026 with WWS>100% demand for an avg of 5.1 hours/day among all days. WWS has met 57.2% of all demand in 2026.
Gas down 62%, solar up 56%, batteries up 336% in 2026 v 2023.
Good morning with good news: Solar prices in Saudi Arabia ranged from $11/MWh to $15.1/MWh at four solar sites totaling 3 GWs in its 6th renewable energy tender.
1.1-1.5cents/kWh power!
Wow!
43.2 GW of RE has been awarded, with 12.3 GW operating.
https://t.co/rteCT91oLR
Natural Gas Futures Flop Following Stout Storage Injection: The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Thursday printed a 108 Bcf storage injection for the week ended June 5. The result exceeded expectations and historical norms, punishing natural… https://t.co/IOO5P1Ml1R
US 🏭 intermediate material costs rose 2.7% m/m (9.2% y/y). This is > rate of knots than when Russia invaded Ukraine, even though now 🇺🇸 ISM prices paid "sentiment" is lower. So managers feel costs are less acute whereas in reality they're pressuring margins more. Desensitised
Growth in wholesale sales has been remarkable over past year, climbing to +10.9% y/y in April … right near upper end of range seen in cycle before pandemic
US solar generated more electricity than coal during May!
US solar generation rose 17%!
US coal generation fell 11%!
Solar & storage were 91% of new capacity in first quarter.
Solar deployment and manufacturing are vital to the USA.
https://t.co/41Yuyeccrb
Solar overtook coal in US power generation in May, the first time the renewable source bested the fossil fuel in a calendar month https://t.co/akKKHTz7oj