Emergency brakes
Microsoft wants AI regulated like milk, the IMF sees a tsunami, and Apple readies a smart home hub.
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AI's next bottleneck may be money, with the CEOs of Intel and Broadcom warning that access to capital could become a major constraint on the AI boom.
Why it matters If financing tightens, the pace of AI data center and chip buildouts could slow regardless of demand.
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Broadcom's Hock Tan says many AI investors resemble casino gamblers, with little understanding of what they are betting on.(paywalled)
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Markets · Fri, Oct 9 US stocks closed higher, with the Dow up 0.83% and the Nasdaq notching its fourth straight weekly gain as tech stocks rebounded.
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