A severe shortage of computing power is forcing AI companies to sign multi-billion dollar deals, involve top executives in resource negotiations, and rely on venture capital guarantees.
Meta has shelved a proposal to lease its AI computing infrastructure to Anthropic, citing a surge in internal demand for hardware as it scales its Muse model series.
Hongjing Technology has officially denied allegations regarding its business practices, confirming that all computing hardware is sourced through legitimate commercial channels.
Anthropic plans to reach 5 gigawatts of computing power by the end of this year and double it by the end of 2025, matching the infrastructure growth trajectory of OpenAI.
China's National Supercomputing Internet has expanded to 1.7 million users, processing 270 million tasks using a unified infrastructure of over 3.5 million CPU cores.
China is shifting its computing infrastructure to western regions, with projections indicating these areas will become the nation's primary source of computing power by 2028.
