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Rising memory price issue likely won't ease anytime soon: Former Nvidia Executive
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Former Nvidia executive Jeff Herbst says AI computing and services demand is outstripping available supply, implying a continued constraint on near-term capacity. He argues the primary competitive advantage will go to companies that raise the most capital and secure the most compute. While no specific financial figures are provided, the commentary is broadly supportive of AI capex/financing and likely risk-on positioning for compute-heavy winners.
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