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$WULF CEO Paul Prager on CNBC: “You just cannot create megawatts overnight.” He believes last week was a misnomer with people misinterpreting the $META news regarding excess compute. He also believes we’re still on the tip of the iceberg in the evolution AI infrastructure.

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