When the leading supplier producing 50% of global HBM signs an agreement with the world’s leading consumer that could account for 37% of HBM capacity in 2027, the queue for everyone else waiting to access memory gets longer.
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OpenAI’s Jalapeno volumes are expected to more than quadruple in 2027, per UBS, rising from 150K units in 2026 to 600-700K units in 2027.
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Nvidia $NVDA says that Anthropic has contracted 2.6GW to date of Nvidia hardware to be shipped through 2028, adding that Anthropic’s total contract value across hyperscalers and neoclouds exceeds $180 billion.
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UBS raised its GPU production forecast for Nvidia $NVDA by 600K for 2027, from 8.2 million to 8.8 million, driven by an increase in Rubin volume.
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Broadcom’s $AVGO AI XPV platform is said to be raising up to $60 billion in financing to help fund chip purchases for Anthropic, including a $42 billion Class A senior-secured tranche and an $18 billion Class-B junior tranche.
The defining element for who wins the race between Nebius $NBIS and CoreWeave $CRWV may not be who builds the most capacity or reports the highest growth – it will be determined by one key factor most investors aren’t tracking.
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Bain: “Five years ago, a 50-megawatt (MW) facility was considered large. Now, hyperscalers are planning to build data center campuses 100 times bigger: 5 gigawatts (GW) or more, costing $150 billion to $200 billion each.”
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Anthropic is reportedly expecting to spend at least $518 billion over a decade on its AI infrastructure buildout with six partners, according to its IPO prospectus per Reuters.
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TSMC $TSM is reportedly evaluating a potential multi-billion dollar fab campus in Texas, adding on to its $265 billion Arizona expansion, as it is said to be facing increasing requests from Nvidia $NVDA, Intel $INTC, AMD $AMD, and Apple $AAPL for US capacity.
SK Hynix's $SKHY high-performance SSD unit Solidigm is said to be weighing a $150 billion IPO, nearly triple Arm’s $54 billion IPO and Cerebras’ recent $56 billion IPO.
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OpenAI’s ARR has risen more than 70% since the beginning of Q3 to $70 billion, according to Axios, adding more revenue on the consumer side during the quarter than it added in all of 2025.
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Nebius $NBIS is outperforming CoreWeave $CRWV by nearly 8X in 2026, despite CoreWeave generating 5X more revenue – so, what gives? Clearly something is happening beyond the income statement.
Micron $MU reported FQ4 revenue of $54.2 billion, up 379% YoY and 31% QoQ, beating consensus estimates for $51.5 billion.
FQ1 revenue was guided to a record $61.5 billion, up 351% YoY and 13% QoQ, ahead of estimates for $57.9 billion.
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OpenAI is reportedly in early discussions raise at least $30 billion in a new bridge funding round at a $1.4 trillion valuation, per Bloomberg.
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With SCA pricing potentially ranging from ~$10-$12 per GB at the floor to the mid-$20s per GB at the ceiling, Micron $MU could maintain a fairly strong margin profile as SCA mix increases.
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AMD $AMD has an estimated 5%-7% of the GPU server market today compared to Nvidia’s $NVDA 85%+.
If AMD can move from the mid-single digits toward 15%-20%, it would represent roughly 2X to 4X AMD’s current market share without needing to take the GPU crown. More below.