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NVIDIA just convinced the biggest credit firms on earth to bet $500 billion that Michael Burry is wrong The bet is over ONE number: how long does a GPU live? Jensen thinks it's longer than most and a new asset class w/ a secondary market The hyperscalers write off GPUs over 5 to 6 years (Amazon uses 5, Meta 5.5, Google 6) On the other hand, Burry's famous bear thesis says the real life is 2 to 3 years becuase the newer models make the older models effectively worthless. If true, this would mean the industry is overstating profits by roughly $176 billion from 2026 to 2028 Here's why this one number matters so much. On every $100B of GPU capex: 1. 3 year life = $33B a year of depreciation expense 2. 6 year life = $17B a year 3. 8 year life with resale value = $10B a year The gap between Burry's world and Jensen's world is $20B+ of profit per year on every $100B spent, and the industry now spends well over $500B a year! So who's right and is this new $500B AI infra fund a risk on the market? Let's look at what the market is paying for it right now: A100s are 6 year old chips, fully depreciated, worth roughly zero on the books, and their rental price is UP about 25% this year (see the chart I reposted below) A supposedly dead asset from Burry has been climbing all year Azure ran V100s for 7.5 years before retiring them, Google still runs 7 to 8 year old TPUs in production. Old GPUs don't seem to die, they get demoted from training to inference and then continue earning cash That's what Jensen showed the credit desks, and it changes everything, because an asset with real resale value can be financed more similar to something like an aircraft Airlines lease planes instead of buying them because lenders trust the residual value. If GPUs work the same way, customers don't need equity to buy chips anymore, credit does it, and the pool of NVIDIA buyers expands massively It looks like Jensen is going to be right about this (which makes sense, he is the King of GPUs) and $500 billion of the smartest credit money on earth too his side too This is extremely bullish for NVIDIA of course, but also the hyperscalers and even neoclouds who are the main buyers/sellers of GPUs. The longer their assets retain value, the more they will buy and resell If you want to see how I'm investing in this market you can track my entire portfolio and research in real-time, alongside 4 other analysts, inside Milk Road PRO. It's currently just $1 to try it out (insane price just to check it out) and you can learn more and join here: Good luck out there!
Kyle Reidhead | Milk Road265,637 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen

CEO of Goldman Sachs says: "we need to raise this money as fast as possible and put it to work so the USA can remain ahead on AI" "we're going to need to raise Trillions over the coming years" As I've been saying, the market is WAY too bearish on AI infra and Capex These numbers are going MUCH higher and almost everyone who's part of this build out is telling you the exact same thing See you in 2027 when Capex hits $1.5T+ and in 2028 when we hit $2T+
Kyle Reidhead | Milk Road102,087 Aufrufe • vor 3 Tagen
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