@cnbc: Concerns about greater political opposition to data center construction following the midterm results have put speed and magnitude of buildout and capex deployment into question, Goldman Sachs’ Timothy Moe tells CNBC. ⠀ Track the latest changes amid the post-midterm sell-off at the #linkinbio

vicafo12 :

Tech should it assume that they can do whatever they want

THE AGE OF AI PODCAST :

Goldman is pricing the politics, not the queue. The buildout still runs into the same wall, power and permits, and the owners of that wall collect whether the pace is fast or slow. If the only thing that changed is the headline, the fear worth having is owning none of it while everyone else argues about the speed.

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Oh MOE, MOE, MOE

Tuff Tyler Dudu mob fog prod :

listen they banked wrong on so it's not created by man just waiting to be contacted Soo who created it why

Paul Homer :

doubt until votes mean nothing

nothing_happens8 :

mirage :

dc4233 :

They started shoving data centers in people’s back yards, torturing them with sound, using generators illegally, and jacking up our electric bills. And instead of taking accountability for their irresponsibility, they’ll tank the economy. Shape up

Fit🇻🇳 :

🌈🌈Legendary oracle: Investors should load up their stock portfolios immediately following Thursday’s sell-off! ✌️

user1209639524258 :

DataCenters are paying 500X the price to achieve AI function today vs few months from now when prices of all the chips crash. They are fukd

Victoria Woodulll :

If the vaulted tech CEO’s, many of whom have been granted lifelong voting control, and sometimes generational control of their publicly traded companies, can’t figure out how to manage political resistance then maybe they should relinquish some control to others who can be more successful at it 😁.

Xmis :

R Post :

Good