Data centers are again pushed to the forefront!
Exclusive analysis of news that hasn't yet made waves
As usual, before everyone else
Last week, OpenAI launched the new model of their chatbot
And the internet is going crazy about it
The model brought with it new capabilities including image editing, new styles, and more
The problem?
The servers simply cannot handle the load.
Look at this genius of Sam Altman
This is the original way he chose to update his followers about the infrastructure problems:
- 'Our GPUs are melting' he wrote in an original comic post created by their chatbot's new model.
I assume you are wondering what the connection is between a channel dealing with the stock market and Sam Altman's problems
So here's the exercise: try to think like investors
When there's a problem, it requires a solution; the bigger the problem, the more money the solution is worth.
And here a lot of money is on the table, literally billions of dollars.
So which companies can profit from Sam Altman's problems?
Let's classify them into categories
1. Chips
2. Cooling technologies for data centers
3. Software management and optimization companies for data centers
4. Energy
And we'll break it down, of course:
Sam Altman's main problem is a lack of computing power; this leads him to use the maximum of what he has
The result?
- Overheating of the chips
So what's the solution?
1. More chips and many, for example = $NVDA
And that's not enough, because the chips will still generate enormous heat unless they are cooled.
2. - This brings us to companies that cool data centers, for example = $VRT
Here enter the dedicated software companies for data center management; as the data center grows, the amount of data intensifies, and the entire center requires management and optimization software
3. This brings us to companies like $ORCL $DT $PD $DLR that deal with the management software of data centers and the cloud
And this leaves us with the matter of energy, because the larger the data centers are, there is more data that requires more processing and computing power, which ultimately requires more energy
4. This can be positive for companies like $CEG $ETN $SMR and more.
And what do you think about the entire AI revolution?
This is the future and it's here to stay.
They've inflated this topic too much.